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According to Reno May's video on youtube, I believe he said equivalent to the Preferred Package so $2499What's the retail going to be on this one?
YesAccording to Reno May's video on youtube, I believe he said equivalent to the Preferred Package so $2499
Carry, yes. I already have a Staccato P for rangeI'm curious to know what most purchasers plan to do with their acquisition?
Is this intended to be a concealed carry piece, something just for range trips, competition....?
I appreciate the attraction of the 2011 package, broadly speaking.Carry, yes. I already have a Staccato P for range
I would be interested in it as a ccw as well as training with it. I'm a 1911 and glock guy, so I love and shoot both platforms mostly every week and more if I can. I shoot my 9mm guns with optics, but my 45 ACPs are iron sights....and to be honest, shooting iron sight 45 acp's are super accurate for me (especially out to 25 yards), despite my slowly declining vision. That intense front sight focus, the weight of the gun, the good trigger, and other factors come together for accurate shooting. I also have a 9mm 1911 that is my favorite gun, but won't ccw it due to weight and overall size. A smaller 1911 for ccw that takes glock mags (and I can use my freedom week non-neutered mags) is literally the best of both worlds. I only hesitate due to the price, but I have I have a small stable of 1911s that cost more than the staccato.I'm curious to know what most purchasers plan to do with their acquisition?
Is this intended to be a concealed carry piece, something just for range trips, competition....?
I'll wait until you buy it. Then I'll pay for a range day so I can try it out.CCW for sure, and seems like it would be a fun IDPA gun too. It has a soft recoil impulse and is very controllable for a gun its size. And also, Glock freedom week mags.![]()
My new primary CCW and primary competition gun. I feel like having 2 different platforms or guns for those two roles is a waste of the skills you build during competition. Why not CCW the gun you’re building the most skills with?I'm curious to know what most purchasers plan to do with their acquisition?
Is this intended to be a concealed carry piece, something just for range trips, competition....?