C versus C2 = thinner grip module and 4-inch barrel. If you have an issue with any Staccato firearm, call their service team, and they'll get you taken care of. I'm not affiliated with Staccato in any way. However, I believe they make one of the best products on the market; they're made in America by hard-working Americans who stand behind their products 100%. What more can you ask for?
@ 4:20 is EXACTLY what my Glock 43 build is doing about once per mag! It's grabbing onto the shell casing and failing to eject. No clue how to fix it :(
i recommend checking out their factory tour online! Definitely not made like any other pistols. Not a single MIM part or stamped piece of metal. Every single piece of the gun is carved out either raw steel or aluminum billets. The cost of the gun comes with tolerance gaps down to the fourth decimal point. Buy once cry once
Nothing wrong with buying $500-1k range guns, thats is the majority of the market. Entry level guns for entry level skills and entry level definition of "quality".
I have asked range workers and sales workers, have got nothing but negative remarks. No ranges have them on rental walls to try out in my area, I really wish there reps would do range days like other manufacturers. @@kylehill4437
Staccato is like the mostly hot girl that says, “no” for lefties. The men go elsewhere or go higher…I’m working to an Infinity because Staccato says no to reversible magazine releases… Daniel Defense just figured it out…just sayin’…
