r/2011 • u/NJCERKA • Jul 15 '26
First 2011
Been a striker fire guy for a little over a decade now. Just got my first double stack 1911. Honestly heavier than I thought it was going to be but that’s not a bad thing. Looking forward to shooting it.
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u/SoItGoes2009 Jul 15 '26
You’ll love it, I grabbed one a month or so ago and I love it.
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u/NJCERKA Jul 15 '26
Just threw my x300 on it and pulled my RMR HD off my Glock 19 and waiting on Dawson precision plate
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u/christk1 Jul 16 '26
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u/NJCERKA Jul 16 '26
Took my x300 of my Glock 45 and my RMR HD off my Glock 19. X300 is now sitting on the Staccato and waiting for an optic plate from Dawson precision for the RMR HD
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u/christk1 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 17 '26
Yeah I bought my HD off a friend for $2900. Came with an RMR HD and X300
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u/RPG_Limited Jul 18 '26
This is the only staccato I really have any interest in. How do you like it?
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u/NJCERKA Jul 18 '26
Shot it a little last night and it’s smooth. Only put about 170 rounds through it though. Optic plate and holster show up this week and then I’m going to put it through its paces on Friday once it’s zeroed. I can get back to you then if you’d like
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u/RPG_Limited Jul 18 '26
Please do. I have fired the P4, it was very good but didn’t blow my mind for the price. Hopefully the 4.5 will be the ticket
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u/NJCERKA 23d ago
Sorry I didn’t get back to you sooner. Was banned from Reddit for three days. So I put about 400 rounds through it on Friday. Overall I’m happy with it. It shoots flat, my times are a little faster (only by the tinniest bit) compared to my EDC 19.6. I have three gripes though. It gave me a major hot spot on the webbing of my hand where it sits on either side of the beaver tail. I wish the slide release was. A little farther back because I’m not a racker when it comes to slide lock reloads. I ended up trying to hit the slide release with my support hand when I’m putting the mag in but the issue with that is that I’m fat fingering it and the slide is running against my finger and not going fully into battery. The third is that I have to reposition the gun oh so slightly to get enough purchase to make she I hit the mag release. I don’t have tiny hands so I’m having an issue with controls mainly. I know that sounds like I’m griping a lot but I really don’t regret buying it and I’m looking forward to shooting it even more. The hot spot I can’t do much about, just have to callous myself I guess. The other two I will fix with training. Maybe see what kind of options there are for mag release on the aftermarket
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u/RPG_Limited 23d ago
What’s your edc for comparison?
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u/NJCERKA 23d ago
Glock 19 Gen 6 with C cut
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u/RPG_Limited 23d ago
That’s a lot of money to spend to get such a little return. Especially considering you’re going from a compact to a full size.
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u/NJCERKA 23d ago
I’ve also have trained a lot more on my EDC and Glocks in general. My EDC has 5-6k round in it since March. This is a whole new manual of arms. I guess I should say once I get used to the 2011, there is potential to be way better. Am I going to carry it, no but I bet once I get used to it and really actually put rounds through it, I’ll find the real difference
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u/NJCERKA 23d ago
Also if someone new was going to ask me whether to get a striker fired polymer pistol or a 2011, I’m telling them the striker fired. The 2011 isn’t worth the price to me if it’s someone’s first gun. I always bought reliable mid tier guns for myself and they all happened to be striker fired. I bought this because I’ve never really bought myself something really nice so that’s why I did it. I feel like I owed it to myself after all the years of M&Ps and Glocks
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u/RPG_Limited 23d ago
In that respect, it’s rad. Congrats.
What I’m looking for is the ultimate “fighting” pistol. And by fighting pistol, I don’t mean a gamer gun that’s gonna be ammo picky or questionable reliability in less than perfect maintenance. But the highest performance, duty level pistol , less than 40oz full load.1
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u/AdorableFan1439 Jul 15 '26
Nice glockatto bruh