This Is My Favorite Staccato - Staccato XC First Mag Review
About this video
Colion reviews the Staccato XC 2011 pistol, describing it as his favorite firearm in that category. He explains why he believes this expensive handgun excels from both a shooting performance and ergonomic standpoint, detailing his preferred setup including optics, light, and magazine configuration. Colion shares his perspective on what makes this particular 2011 platform so enjoyable to shoot and why he chooses to keep it in his vehicle for personal defense.
Key takeaways
- Colion argues the Staccato XC is his top choice among 2011 pistols due to what he describes as exceptional shooting characteristics, flat recoil, and natural ergonomics that work well with his body mechanics
- According to Colion, the gun’s island compensator and spring configuration contribute significantly to its ease of shooting and flat-shooting behavior, making it what he calls a ‘cheater gun’ that makes accurate shooting easy
- Colion recommends prospective buyers shoot the XC before purchasing, acknowledging its high price point (around $4,500 as he reports) but stating he believes the performance justifies the cost for his needs
Episode details: published July 10, 2023 · 12:11 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Colion Noir’s legal commentary reflects his positions and teaching, attributed to him — it is not legal advice. His defensive-incident breakdowns are his analysis of reported incidents, attributed to him.
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