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Staccato 2011

Americans who protect loved ones, communities, our Country, and way of life choose Staccato. These heroes shoot their best with our 2011® pistols. Based in the heart of Texas, we are veteran-led and over 25% of our team has served our country. Driven to deliver the best of American ingenuity and precision manufacturing, we only use American steel, materials and parts. We strive to achieve our best every day – a common bond we share with our family of Staccato owners.www.staccato2011.com

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Sep 17, 2026

LukeHOST
39:25
It's like for a rich dude who only shoots competition on the weekends and doesn't want to clean his guns or ever mess with it.
LukeHOST
39:31
He's going to send it off to Staccato.
LukeHOST
39:34
to have them do it for him, which is, you know, if you want to pay for that, that's why it's like, it's like having someone change the oil on your car and you're paying for the extended from the dealership.
LukeHOST
39:44
And I think that's where people are missing it.
Joel ParkHOST
21:08
Yeah.
Joel ParkHOST
21:08
So then, uh, like, the next thing talking about 2011s or double stack 1911s, so Staccato doesn't sue me.
Joel ParkHOST
21:15
Um, you could think, like, my Nighthawk, for example, or a tuned, I don't know, like, an Atlas or an NPA gun or whatever.
Joel ParkHOST
21:23
Those guns are almost kind of numb in the way they recoil.
Aaron CrowHOST
65:05
I'm sure we will see each other.
Aaron CrowHOST
65:06
I'm trying to get you out to Vegas to come shoot with me at Staccato.
Aaron CrowHOST
65:10
I'm not going to be at Black Cat, but I am going to be at DEF CON.
Aaron CrowHOST
65:12
So I'm not sure when this will drop.
JohnHOST
32:09
It's
Strategic HaleyGUEST
32:09
like a company like Staccato has all the fucking money in the world and you see like the lamest commercials of all time.
JohnHOST
32:16
Oh, and they're so expensive
Strategic HaleyGUEST
32:18
too.
Nick DooleyHOST
55:15
And they are, I'm not going to say arguably better, but you're going to get a lot of gun for the money.
Nick DooleyHOST
55:30
And I think Staccato maybe got too big for their own bridges.
Nick DooleyHOST
55:40
But Staccato, if you would like to sponsor a podcast from three guys in their basements, hit us up.
Nick DooleyHOST
55:51
Garth, you're muted.
Nick DooleyHOST
55:51
Oh, okay.
GarthHOST
52:56
And it's a safe bet, probably.
Nick DooleyHOST
52:58
The, uh, the other thing, uh, have we talked about anything with, like, Staccato news and how they just shot themselves some, worse than, uh, what some people would say the SIG owner does?
GarthHOST
53:09
[laughs] I don't believe we have.
JoeHOST
53:12
No.
Nick DooleyHOST
54:21
Hi-Point out here just, uh, just running through, like, leading the charge on everything.
Nick DooleyHOST
54:27
They come out with a second generation that fixes things and has more adv- or, you know, advances than Glock has in six generations.
Nick DooleyHOST
54:34
And then, uh- You know, Staccato finally got on the same page as them, and, um, but they also jacked up their prices, got rid of models, and are getting rid of dealers because that's what will make them sell more guns, is-
GarthHOST
54:52
[laughs]
Anthony CalandroHOST
3:24
We're donating that gun.
Anthony CalandroHOST
3:25
And Juan also got Staccato to donate a high-end gun.
Anthony CalandroHOST
3:29
More details to follow later.
Anthony CalandroHOST
3:31
I don't know if we told you guys about that already, but I just wanted to drop that.
Jared SteppGUEST
53:39
He actually comes out and shoots limited optics while the other guys are all swapping over to Staccato.
Jared SteppGUEST
53:46
I mean, trying to think about it, I'd probably, yeah, because we had 230 shooters, and I probably would guess 10 to 20 Staccatos out there.
Tom NelsonHOST
53:58
Yeah, so that's – I'm just thinking about Sakata's market share and what they thought they would be getting out of the HD and then kind of their slump in the business.
Tom NelsonHOST
54:06
I'm just kind of like – I remember a couple years ago, it was starting to be like 20% 1911 – I mean 2011 platforms, and then maybe a little bit less the next year.
JoshHOST
35:22
But again, that's a huge...
JoshHOST
35:25
I am getting heat all the time about Staccato.
JoshHOST
35:28
I just got my Staccato birthday patch in the mail.
JoshHOST
35:30
They sent me that.
JoshHOST
35:31
That was very cool.
DariusHOST
37:41
So if I'm yanking shots off the side, it's where I'm placing the dot.
DariusHOST
37:46
So it's like, all right, I just made the adjustment.
DariusHOST
37:49
Just like this past weekend, guys, I shot the Staccato and I shot the M&P.
MarkyHOST
51:34
To this staccato company...
MarkyHOST
51:37
Everybody had a shit attack.
MarkyHOST
51:39
But Staccato even, they're realizing too that, you know, that these 2011 guys are going to need some handholding and some service and you got to have a service department.
MarkyHOST
51:50
Well, how about you just send us, what is it, $199, $299 a year and we'll rebuild your gun every year.
MarkyHOST
51:57
Just send it in every year.
MarkyHOST
53:29
And so some of these more traditional companies that are more, I hate to say established, like some of these companies I've really had very little or no contact with, but the Nighthawk, they have a full service department as far as I can tell.
MarkyHOST
53:45
Wilson has a full service department as far as I can tell.
MarkyHOST
53:48
Staccato has a full service department as far as I can tell.

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