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Sig & Staccato

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Picked up my first 2011 recently, my primary exposure has been striker fired pistols for quite some time. So as expected I shoot the Sig better, my rapid fire groups are much tighter. I plan to keep practicing with the Staccato to see how much more comfortable and efficient I can get with it. Gucci Sig is still half the cost. Staccato gives me the beavertail hotspot. Well see how it goes.
 

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Picked up my first 2011 recently, my primary exposure has been striker fired pistols for quite some time. So as expected I shoot the Sig better, my rapid fire groups are much tighter. I plan to keep practicing with the Staccato to see how much more comfortable and efficient I can get with it. Gucci Sig is still half the cost. Staccato gives me the beavertail hotspot. Well see how it goes.

Congrats with the purchase. You'll learn how to grip around the 2011's and once you do, you'll never go back.
 
To be fair, your comparison is not to a true 2011. Get your hands on a Staccato P, or even better yet, an Atlas. You’ll 100% prefer 2011
 
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