May be in the market soon for a 2011. Which one would you go with?
Staccato P or Springfield Prodigy
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If you can afford the Staccato get it.
Does anyone know anything about the Oracle 2311? It seems kind of intriguing.
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Not exactly a 2011, but it should be decent
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Very nice! I’m trying to do that same setup!
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It’s an excellent suppressor host and one of my favs.
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Depends on what you want to do with the gun. Range toy or carry piece? The Prodigy is heavier. (steel frame) which means it will be more fun to shoot at the range. The Staccato is available with an alloy frame which will make it about 5 ounces lighter for carry. If you just want a range toy and can afford $700 more the Staccato in steel would be nice too. Should look at the Staccato C2 as a better comparison to the Prodigy FWIW..
If you don't care about weight and $700 is a lot of scratch to you then look hard at the Prodigy. No doubt the Staccato is a higher quality gun. But the Prodigy fills a niche too.
If you don't care about weight and $700 is a lot of scratch to you then look hard at the Prodigy. No doubt the Staccato is a higher quality gun. But the Prodigy fills a niche too.
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I reported you and your post for trolling.
You can't be serious.
Speaking from experience with several Staccatos (P, C, & C2)...between the two, spend the extra and/or wait a little longer, if you can and get the P. Several P's have sold on GB in the "reasonable" range if you don't mind used.
That said, I am searching for a reasonably priced Prodigy as a "throw down" gun...LOL. Seriously, I am looking, just to play with it and use it as a bedside gun (once vetted). Not real thrilled about having my $3K "P" (as it's configured) confiscated for ANY length of time if there's a need to use it for home defense.
That said, I am searching for a reasonably priced Prodigy as a "throw down" gun...LOL. Seriously, I am looking, just to play with it and use it as a bedside gun (once vetted). Not real thrilled about having my $3K "P" (as it's configured) confiscated for ANY length of time if there's a need to use it for home defense.
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I agree. Staccato was the first and still the only manufacture legally able to use the 2011 name.
While there are far nicer 2011's on the market, I do love my XC and XL.
Uses P320 pattern mags...that's where I stopped reading. Too many Glock mags (currently evaluating the Platypus as an option) and 2011 pattern mags. Have some of the P320 mags, but would rather put some extra $$ toward a couple more 2011 pattern mags for my P or a Prodigy.
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