This won't help you on the CS model, but most of the other models like XL are available online. Here's a place that has free shipping and usually doesn't collect tax.

They have P DPO, C2 DPO and XL ready to ship.

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Thanks, I’m going to wait though for the CS model plus I get 10% off.

 

Here's one for $400 more than it would cost me if I wanted to pull the trigger now.

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Update, found one new for retail price of $2499.

 

All good things come to those who wait.

 

Does Staccato offer a fast-track option on the CS model? I know they do or did for the P and the gun will ship within 30 days. How much it costs to fast track the gun I don't know.

 

On their site it says fast track option not available for CS.

 

I can wait 70 days for a custom and expensive firearm

 

70 yep, 180 that’s crazy! Actually I’d do the transaction if they held my credit card but didn’t charge my card until shipment, goofy business model there.

 

Do you think they'll have a shorter turnaround time within the 180 days you'd have to wait now? And will it still be that price?

 

I had a friend order from them direct and in addition to the discount for LEO you may get a few extra magazines. My friend got like 7 or 8 total, don't remember exactly but i know it was a few.

 

I got the itch for a stacatto p and got lucky because my local range/GS just became a dealer and had two P’s and CS. The CS went quick, followed by the P I bought.

 

The CS is popular and dealers won't have them for long, but they will get them in. Keep an eye out.

Also the Bul Armory SAS UL 3.25" is another option, and about $1k less...

 

The CS is popular and dealers won't have them for long, but they will get them in. Keep an eye out.

Also the Bul Armory SAS UL 3.25" is another option, and about $1k less...

Had the Bul before, sweet gun.

 

They are going in the $3K range on Gun Broker, honestly not worth it to me!

 

I found a place in Texas that has 4 new CS models for $2499 each. I’m tempted without my 10 percent discount but I’m beginning to waffle. I know it’ll be a good shooter, the price doesn’t concern me but I don’t think the gun will be that concealable with my 5’6” frame.

 

At your size maybe an LCP Max? J/K.

 

Emailed Staccato last night about immediate payment and they confirmed yes that it was required to start build, lol. Think I’m going to pass on them and start reviewing the Emp 3 as a new candidate.

 

That’s a striker fire right? I want to change to 1911 platform because of their superior triggers if I decide I need a change out of boredom. My 365X is an ideal gun though!

 

EMP 3 now looking like my next move if I pull the trigger, lol!

 

the CS isn't considered "duty" so you don't get the 3 extra mags or free optic plate like you do with the others and only get the regular discount. The others are on sale for 25% off if you get the code from your LE/MIL rep. My dad ordered a C2 in January, non fast track and it got delivered in a month. He got 6 mags total and a free optic plate. He ordered an XC in May, it hasn't shipped yet, he should get 6 mags total too. He's getting ready to order a P and I'm thinking of a C2.

 

I think because I got it through a LGS I got screwed because I did not get any plates and had to pay extra for them. They were going to charge me more than what I could get them for from Staccatto directly. Till I called them in the price.

 

The CS is their newest model and in high demand. I'm not surprised there is a healthy wait for them right now. But if you're willing to spend $2k+ on a pistol, waiting a little while for them to build you one, or until they become more widely available, doesn't seem like a big deal.

I can get a C2 right now, and am seriously considering it. The CS would be a little easier to carry/conceal, but I think the C2 will be a better all-arounder. Decisions....

 

I would pick up a Staccato in a heart beat if it wasn't for the price (I'm sure others would too).

Not saying that those who opt for the Staccato are making a mistake and they are really, really nice handguns.
A good friend of mine has two. Action is smooth as glass.
I just can't wrap my head around spending that much on a gun. The first scratch, ding or scuff would feel like someone kicked me in the nuts.

I think my ceiling for the cost of a handgun I'll carry out into the harsh world is $1200.
At that price point a scuff isn't going to kill me and the urge to run to a gunsmith to have the blemish fixed is manageable.

 

I just went to the range earlier today with my Staccato P. Very smooth. Still getting use to the RMR on it. For some reason it seemed a little distorted today. No biggie. Love the gun so far. Very accurate and fun to shoot. Getting an infinity trigger put in right now.

 

Don’t know if you wear glasses but when I used my optic, sometimes it would be distorted if I accidentally looked through my bifocal portion.

 

It may have been the glass on the RMR. I cleaned it really good and I am hoping that helps. Or maybe the combo of my shooting glasses and the optic. Only used this optic three times. I will see Friday when I go back. Or maybe my eyes are getting old and I should actually wear glasses. Ha.