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[PALESTINE1]

Not yet, planning to go to the range tomorrow or sometime this week.

 

[Hit Factor]

Does it feel like you could carry it concealed easily and/or comfortably? I’m considering getting one to carry even with the mag disconnect.

 

[PALESTINE1]

Does it feel like you could carry it concealed easily and/or comfortably? I’m considering getting one to carry even with the mag disconnect.

Yeah, it actually feels pretty comfortable so far, but it’s just my first day trying it out. I don’t have it on my CCW yet—just wearing it around the house to get a feel for it. The holster feels solid and comfortable both on the hip and appendix. The gun itself is definitely easy to conceal. I’ll keep you posted if anything changes as I get more time with it.

Here’s the holster I’m using: https://staccato2011.com/products/tenicor-certum3-aiwb-iwb-holster-staccato-hd-pistols

 

[D.A.V.I.D.]

Not yet, planning to go to the range tomorrow or sometime this week.

Let us know when you do and how those irons work. Seems like the point of impact will be low since the front sight didn’t get changed.

 

[cobian1984]

So did you have to change your front sight too? Was looking at these because the sights are annoyingly tall. But on their site it shows it comes with a front sight and it’s noticeably shorter than the factory front.

I left the factory front sight on there and it doesn’t bother me at all. Once I mount a red dot I tend to not really even use the irons. I’ll have to make it a point to use just the irons to see how the new rear sight on the Dawson plate coupled with the factory front sight affects POI.

 

[AlpineSprings]

Let us know when you do and how those irons work. Seems like the point of impact will be low since the front sight didn’t get changed.

Seconding this. Would love to hear how it feels

 

[PALESTINE1]

Seconding this. Would love to hear how it feels

I recently had the chance to shoot my new Staccato HD P4, and overall, it left a strong impression. The pistol feels well-balanced with a solid weight that helps with recoil management. After zeroing my sights, I found it to be accurate and consistent. I had seen a video beforehand mentioning a rattle in the gun, but that hasn’t been my experience—mine feels tight and well-fitted. It’s possible that the issue in the video was due to a defective or mishandled unit, but it’s something worth noting. If I had to rate it, I’d give it a 9 out of 10. The only drawback I’ve encountered so far is the mag release—it takes a bit of getting used to. On the positive side, the trigger is a standout feature: crisp, smooth, and very responsive. The overall build quality seems excellent, which aligns with what you’d expect from Staccato.