Quick Look
The Staccato C is a high-performance 9mm pistol developed by Staccato, a brand known for precision and durability. It combines a compact design with exceptional ergonomics to meet the needs of competitive shooters and self-defense users. Currently, the Staccato C enjoys popularity among enthusiasts seeking a reliable and accurate carry handgun.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Superior trigger with crisp break and short reset
- High-capacity magazines for extended range sessions
- Optimized ergonomics for fast target acquisition
- Robust construction for durability under use
- Wide aftermarket support for sights and holsters
Key Variants
Staccato C 3
Newest version with enhanced slide serrations and optics-ready milling, ideal for competition shooters.
Staccato C 2
Improved grip texture and magazine release, favored by duty users for quick reloads.
Staccato C (Original)
The foundational model with excellent accuracy and ergonomics, suitable for concealed carry.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Staccato C | Glock 19 | Sig Sauer P320 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $1,399 | $599 | $649 |
| Capacity/Size | 14+1 | 15+1 | 17+1 |
| Weight | 26.7 oz | 23.65 oz | 29 oz |
| Optics-Ready | Yes (on newer variants) | Yes | Yes |
| Trigger Type | Single-action | Striker-fired | Striker-fired |
| Notable Pro | Exceptional trigger and accuracy | Proven reliability, wide aftermarket | Modular design with customizable grip |
| Notable Con | Higher price point | Less refined trigger | Heavier weight |
Best Use Cases
- Concealed carry and personal defense
- Competition pistol shooting
- Duty and law enforcement backup
- Range training and practice
- Collectors interested in high-end pistols
FAQs
Can I use standard Glock magazines with the Staccato C?
No, the Staccato C uses proprietary magazines specifically designed for its grip and feed geometry.
What is the trigger pull weight of the Staccato C?
The Staccato C features a single-action trigger with a factory pull weight around 5.5 pounds for crisp and consistent breaks.
How does the Staccato C perform in competitive shooting?
It excels due to its fast reset, low recoil, and ergonomic design favored by many USPSA and IDPA competitors.







