Staccato California Legal - So during my young gun life, I had no interest in the 2011 or the red dot. . . . .until a few months ago. I just started coming to this sub forum. I think a 1911, CZ and high end token revolver will suffice. is incorrect. I started to feel the familiar longing and nausea for what I didn't have and my logic told me I didn't want. I tried to convince myself that my 2nd image was almost 2011 to satisfy this feeling, but that didn't work. Right now I'm lusting after the Staccato P optic, but that may change when I save some money. But 2011 in my life was inevitable.
I sold my CZ and 1911 after getting my first DVC-C and never looked back, best decision I made with a gun. I plan on Baer TRS though.
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Claybuster said: I sold my CZ and 1911 after getting my first DVC-C and never looked back, best decision I've made with a gun. I plan on Baer TRS though. Click to expand... I think that's excellent advice. @Baldwin, would you like to sell me all your fancy stuff in 1911. 😗
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If you haven't tried it yet, spend some time with the Tactical Sport Orange before switching from a $1200 pistol to an STI. I had a 2 shadow until a few weeks ago with a 2 pound SAO trigger and thought it was a cat's ass until I got the TSO. Shadow 2 is now in someone else's vault.
I have a Staccato P one is an old mod with Full Rails, the other is a P DPO with a HOLOSUN 507C X2. And order Staccato C2 DPO from BBP. I have been an avid 1911 owner for 24+ years and since switching to the 2011 platform, I find myself carrying my DPO in the AIWB Holster TENICOR style. I never thought I'd carry a gun like that, but since I've been doing it for the past 3 weeks I guess I've figured it out. I don't think you can go wrong with the 2011 in any form. Good luck in your search and if you find one post some pictures.
Gotfish said: If you haven't tried it yet, spend some time with the Tactical Sport Orange before jumping from a $1200 gun to an STI. I had a 2 shadow until a few weeks ago with a 2 pound SAO trigger and thought it was a cat's ass until I got the TSO. Shadow 2 is now in someone else's vault. Click to expand... You really don't need to read this. My shadow was the bee's knees and I really believed in myself that there was no way this tso could be good. I made peace with that until now. Thank you
Baldwin said: So, when I was younger, I really liked the 2011 sight or the red dot. . . . .until a few months ago. I just started coming to this sub forum. I think a 1911, CZ and high end token revolver will suffice. is incorrect. I started to feel the familiar longing and nausea for what I didn't have and my logic told me I didn't want. I tried to convince myself that my 2nd image was almost 2011 to satisfy this feeling, but that didn't work. Right now I'm lusting after the Staccato P optic, but that may change when I save some money. But 2011 in my life was inevitable. Click to expand...
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They have and have been doing it for a while with the STI 2011 Tactical 4.0 45acp. I missed it now because I got a CZ Shadow 2 that kept me from Staccato
I know how this 2011 thing goes. About a year ago, I was at a gun store looking at 1911s when the nice guy behind the counter asked if I had considered a 2011 and brought out an STI Edge (I think). I remember being amazed at how easy it was to find. I was surprised by how clean and solid the trigger was. I quickly left the store and didn't think too much about the STI, but the seed had been planted. It germinates this spring.
Now I'm confused about Shadow 2 which I love. I thought about TSO but decided to send the S2 to CGW for their S2 upgrade kit. I think I might have to rethink that idea. I have two main problems when it comes to guns:;
I was in class Thursday and Friday, and I had the opportunity to test two STI Duo men, one product and one with Jardine service. Nice rifle, easy to shoot if they don't get $4,500-$6,000 in California I got one and gave it to Jardine for event work - the 4# stock trigger is the only complaint I have about it. .
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Simonp said: I was in class on Thursday and Friday, got a chance to shoot some STI Duo guys, one product and one in Jardine action. Nice rifle, easy to shoot if they don't get $4,500-$6,000 in California I got one and gave it to Jardine for event work - the 4# stock trigger is the only complaint I have about it. . Click to expand...
1L26 said: GunBroker.com - Error Click to expand... It's not listed in California so I can't buy one from gunbroker. Stacattos in Kali come with LEO's, people who come to the state or move abd famous sell for a big profit.
I see that person is on Kali but again because the product cannot be sold by retailers except LEO here.
Simonp said: California isn't listed so I can't buy one from shooters. Stacattos in Kali come with LEO's, people who come to the state or move abd famous sell for a big profit. I see that person is on Kali but again because the product cannot be sold by retailers except LEO here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro Click to expand...
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CA or valid CA Private Party Transferable: This firearm is not transferable as a California dealer. This gun can be sold as a Private Party Transfer (PPT) at our Simi Valley store. All shotgun cartridges (even C&R and antique) sold to California residents must be DROS'd. This does not apply to overseas residents.
1L26 says: The weapon is in Simi Valley and can be purchased in California through PP. Click to expand... If it's on ffl and on national retailer products it can't. If in a private session, yes, it can be purchased from the ppt itself.
Simonp said: If it's in ffl and in a national seller product it can't be. If in a private session, yes, it can be purchased from the ppt itself. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro Click to expand... CA Law or CA Private Party Transfer: This gun cannot be transferred as a dealer sale in California. This gun can be sold as a Private Party Transfer (PPT) at our Simi Valley store. All shotgun cartridges (even C&R and antique) sold to California residents must be DROS'd. This does not apply to overseas residents.
Claybuster says: CA Legal or CA Private Party Transfer: This gun cannot be transferred as a California dealer. This gun can be sold as a Private Party Transfer (PPT) at our Simi Valley store. All shotgun cartridges (even C&R and antique) sold to California residents must be DROS'd. This does not apply to overseas residents. Click to expand... So gun owners have them on consignment and not in stock.
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Bad Simi Valley is an 8 hour drive each way, Kali has a 10 day wait, so 2 will be down and back.
As a 1911 person and CZ addict, I can say that the 2011 is a better shooter. For me, my DVC-P uses my CZ TSO on the ground, which is protected with a CGW Shadow 2. Then, my Atlas Erebus continues to reach beyond the DVC-P.
I did it for a long time in 2011, but now they're all I want to shoot
Baldwin said: So, when I was younger, I really liked the 2011 sight or the red dot. . . . .until a few months ago. I just started coming to this sub forum. I think the 1911, CZ and a
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