In my experience, GEN five Glock 9mm (non slimline) pistols are two or 2 1/2 inches at 25 with good ammo. A dealer friend of mine told me that the C model with the compact grips are shipping in June and the full-size grip models will follow in August.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
That makes sense since the compact grips and magazines are current production. Last time I looked at the Staccato website the comparison tool showed the C with the same height and capacity as the CS which also backs up this approach.
Ken
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Staccato updated the page on the Staccato C to reflect a 15/17 round magazine capacity - lower profile baseplate?
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Ben Stoeger posted an IG video of a Staccato XC firing when dropped.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7XIl...RlODBiNWFlZA==
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YikesOriginally Posted by Clusterfrack
Oh wow- Ben shit posting again… yawn
I just watched it... with my own eyes? How is showing that a pistol fails a drop test shit posting?
Series 70 pistols that fail a drop test are nothing new.
Now that I have a govt model 9mm, if I wanted a double stack I’d consider the C or maybe I’d revisit the Wilson EDC-X9
Looking at them on the website, that seems to be the case
16 rd CS mag
15 rd CS mag
As I live in Colorado and carry a Staccato P outdoors or concealed in winter....I do not need a short grip C to replace my p365XL......I do not need a short grip C to replace my p365xl
Yep. Gun even predates revolvers being drop safe.
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