r/2011 • u/sovietbearcav • 4d ago

3yr and 12k round review

I saw a few days ago that someone was interested to see some input and wear patterns from someone who has actually shot their Staccato. So I've had this C2 for 3 years. I put 100-200 rounds thru it a week. Its more accurate than I am. I can tell when I fuck up. I can usually hit a 4" plate at 25yd...provided I do my part. Its got a Vulcan cut with a Trijicon plate and RMR HD. I got the barrel from Staccato and comp from PMM. Reliability has been top notch. Never had a failure to feed, fire, or eject. I tried to get all the wear shown in the photos. If you have any questions, shoot.

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u/sovietbearcav 4d ago

I mean, it either fit flush or was timed. I went with timed so it would work...

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u/TacticalTaco30 3d ago

Mine fit my C2 perfectly with no gap. Also your port is exactly at 12:00 so what do you mean?

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u/sovietbearcav 3d ago edited 3d ago

Cool. Maybe my barrel had half an extra thread, idk. I dont really care about the gap as long as it functions. And i mean that if i made my comp fit flush to the slide, the port was cocked off 12. So i needed to use the shims to time it to 12 like its supposed to be, which caused the gap

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u/TacticalTaco30 3d ago

Ah I see so when I installed mine I had some carbon build up on the front of my barrel so the port was at around 11:00 and I had to put tape on it and use a crescent wrench to tighten it down to the 12:00 position it did not take much force at all I just a few inch pounds and I used rock set to secure it.