New Staccato C just discontinued.

[RockAndSage]

I emailed them to ask about the release date and SKU number(s).

Looking forward to hearing what they have to say - that's a pretty big deal for them to be doing these mags, when the only gun using it had about a 2-year run.

For anyone who has a Staccato C: as a general rule with discontinued guns, expect aftermarket options to decrease steadily and possibly quickly. Get everything you might expect to need for it without waiting.

Aftermarket support will just fade away, especially with things extremely specific to the C - triggers especially will probably be vaporware in 10 years. Holster options are already limited. Fewer companies will provide fewer options for optics plates. And a supply-chain shock can make mags absolutely unobtainable for long stretches. I've seen all of this before with different guns that, when I bought them, everything was flush in the aftermarket space. Now I can't find anything for them.

 

[fwafwow]

Hey, congrats on getting the C. I just keep on getting more impressed with mine.

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EDIT: All the the mags load tight - the tightest I can recall having ever used, for any gun. Last round requires a lot of force with your thumb, and when you're shooting in volume that gets old. Do yourself a favor and pick up one of these. They work far better than I expected, and far faster than loading mags manually. After using one for the Staccato, I picked one up for the DWX Compact, and it made everything extremely efficient. Probably cut mag loading time by about 2/3.

I tried my upLULA on the 2024C magazine. It does work, but after watching a couple of videos of the Speed Beez, I'm getting one. Thanks for the tip.

Looking forward to hearing what they have to say - that's a pretty big deal for them to be doing these mags, when the only gun using it had about a 2-year run.

No substantive reply yet, but it's only been 2 business days. I did get some Zendesk automated reply with a few articles that were unrelated to the inquiry.

For anyone who has a Staccato C: as a general rule with discontinued guns, expect aftermarket options to decrease steadily and possibly quickly. Get everything you might expect to need for it without waiting.

Aftermarket support will just fade away, especially with things extremely specific to the C - triggers especially will probably be vaporware in 10 years. Holster options are already limited. Fewer companies will provide fewer options for optics plates. And a supply-chain shock can make mags absolutely unobtainable for long stretches. I've seen all of this before with different guns that, when I bought them, everything was flush in the aftermarket space. Now I can't find anything for them.

Unless something surprising happens this week, I think I'm just going to go with some more OEM magazines from Staccato. 17 rounds is enough for me.

 

[2Stamp]

I tried my upLULA on the 2024C magazine. It does work, but after watching a couple of videos of the Speed Beez, I'm getting one. Thanks for the tip.

No substantive reply yet, but it's only been 2 business days. I did get some Zendesk automated reply with a few articles that were unrelated to the inquiry.

Unless something surprising happens this week, I think I'm just going to go with some more OEM magazines from Staccato. 17 rounds is enough for me.

I just ordered 2 more C mags from Staccato last friday. I got a shipping notice this morning. I'll slowly get a few more over the next couple months.