article · Apr 2, 2025 · The Firearm Blog
TFB Review: The New Staccato C – The Most Flexible Staccato Yet
The 2011 platform has long been a favorite among competition shooters—fast, accurate, and smooth in a way that makes your average off-the-shelf gun feel clunky in comparison.But let’s be honest: these pistols have historically been big, heavy, and not exactly carry-friendly.Staccato not only noticed this gap in their product lineup but due to the more widespread adoption of Staccato 2011 pistols for not just competition, but duty as well meant that the new Staccato C was an inevitability.
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