Staccato

Staccato P

$2,499

Riley's PCSL Belt Bounty gun, shot from concealment: a Staccato P with a Vortex Defender-XL 5 MOA on it, an Atlas grip and an Atlas trigger in it.

The Belt Bounty is Hunter Constantine's money match run inside established practical matches, PCSL among them: you shoot the match from concealment, off his belt, and the bounty is scored on top. That is the job this gun has. A Staccato P is the duty-sized 2011, a 4.4-inch bull barrel on a steel frame with a government-length stroke, so it cycles like a five-inch gun; 17 or 20 rounds of 9mm; a 4 to 4.5 pound single-action trigger from the factory; 33 ounces; tool-less Dawson recoil system; optic-ready. It is the pistol the US Marshals Special Operations Group took up in 2020 after sixteen years on Springfield 1911s, and it is approved for duty by more than two thousand agencies. Riley's carries a Vortex Defender-XL with the 5 MOA dot, and the factory grip and trigger have given way to Atlas Gunworks parts.