2011s in LE Use

[SteveL]

On my broken ejector:

Stacatto sent me a return label. Said they might charge me and might not I guess. No word on that one. But will report back on results.

The return form ask: what lube, what ammo, did I alter slide, grip...a bunch of questions. I wouldn't think changing the grip would void warranty but it gives them an out if so. I did nothing to my gun, except shoot it.

PB

What was the outcome for this situation? Did they charge you for the repair?

[Pappabear]

What was the outcome for this situation? Did they charge you for the repair?

They charged me zero and and followed up with a personal call to explain everything in detail of what happened and what they did. They also traded out and old magazine and gave me a new one. All at no charge, it was exemplary customer service.

PB

[SteveL]

They charged me zero and and followed up with a personal call to explain everything in detail of what happened and what they did. They also traded out and old magazine and gave me a new one. All at no charge, it was exemplary customer service.

PB

That's good to hear. It's nice to know when you spend money with a company that they'll take care of you after the fact.

[Pappabear]

That's good to hear. It's nice to know when you spend money with a company that they'll take care of you after the fact.

I can tell you it played a big part in my buying a C2 last week. It sucks to give money and treated poorly. Gotta vote with our $$$. God Bless using our money to take a stance.

PB

[DaBigBR]

For those looking at stippling, I would suggest looking at McMullen Stippleworks. He's only accessible via Facebook and Instagram (although somebody else is using his name in their SEO so a Google search will find you another company.

We had a Staccato LE rep come to our agency and his demo kit included guns with Darkside and McMullen stipple jobs. I preferred the texture of the McMullen work and found that he was cheaper and had a very fast (one week) turnaround. I've since had him do two grip modules.

You can find a review on the YouTube channel Guns and Tactics.

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For those looking at stippling, I would suggest looking at McMullen Stippleworks. He's only accessible via Facebook and Instagram (although somebody else is using his name in their SEO so a Google search will find you another company.

We had a Staccato LE rep come to our agency and his demo kit included guns with Darkside and McMullen stipple jobs. I preferred the texture of the McMullen work and found that he was cheaper and had a very fast (one week) turnaround. I've since had him do two grip modules.

You can find a review on the YouTube channel Guns and Tactics.

Thanks for the info!

[SteveL]

I can tell you it played a big part in my buying a C2 last week. It sucks to give money and treated poorly. Gotta vote with our $$$. God Bless using our money to take a stance.

PB

Yeah that's definitely good to know because I want to get one sooner or later.

[Rayrevolver]

For those looking at stippling, I would suggest looking at McMullen Stippleworks. He's only accessible via Facebook and Instagram (although somebody else is using his name in their SEO so a Google search will find you another company.

We had a Staccato LE rep come to our agency and his demo kit included guns with Darkside and McMullen stipple jobs. I preferred the texture of the McMullen work and found that he was cheaper and had a very fast (one week) turnaround. I've since had him do two grip modules.

You can find a review on the YouTube channel Guns and Tactics.

I haven't posted on M4C, but I have a Gen 1, Black, Darkside stippled, fullsize grip for sale. I need to get it on here soon. Great grip.

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...94#post3111194

[Tokarev]

Here's a video that delves a bit into how STI / Staccato got into LE so heavily.



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[Gingerkid]

Good video. Pretty cool.