Rudukai13

If you’re the kind of person who isn’t bothered by it and just wants a good pistol, they’re great guns. It bothers me

I’ve never owned a Staccato but had my hands on and fired several when deciding what metal-frame SAO hammer-fired 9mm pistol to purchase and I would say the USA X-Five is certainly on par with Staccato, in quality, fit, and finish. You probably get more reliability/less finicky out of the P226 SAO action too. Neither gun is a hand-fit semi-custom but you can certainly see where the price tag comes from. Honestly I think you’d be fine if you went either way. The biggest deciding factors for me between the X-Five and a Staccato were 1. I like things that are a little different from the “norm”, and 2. Staccato has really become a “do it for the Gram” meme lately. If you’re very familiar with the 1911 operating system then you’ll probably feel more comfortable with a genuine 2011. The X-Five is basically a great example of a high-end factory production not-a-2011. Basically a Staccato for people like me who don’t really want a Staccato

There are two users on Arfcom who both have German-made Mastershop X-Series guns (one a X-Five and one a X6) and have also purchased the new Sig USA version, and they both seem to have the opinion the fit, finish, quality, and function are indistinguishable

For the 508T I was using the Springer Precision filler plate and Springer’s supplied Holosun-specific hardware. Now not using a plate of any kind

Well, I’ve been enjoying mine until tonight: One of the optic mount screws sheared off at roughly the 3,200 round mark. I believe this is a result of using a RMR-footprint optic and filler plate rather than a direct-mount DPP-footprint optic. I’ve ordered a Holosun SCS-320 optic (which utilizes a DPP footprint and is specifically designed for Sig’s R1P/R2/DPP slide cuts) to replace the 508T w/ filler plate setup. Hopefully that’ll be a stronger combination going forward. The pistol itself has been flawless with absolutely zero malfunctions, and is currently 1,200 rounds into a 2,000 round “no cleaning/no lube” reliability test

Can’t let a little thing like factual accuracy and logical reasoning get in the way of Sig hawking their LyFeZtIlE brand bulls#!t

The Staccato XC uses an actual true compensator, not this half-assed “integrally ported slide” crap that Sig has latched on to

I had a brief moment of potential buyer’s remorse for having bought the Classic X-Five and then Aluminum frame and Sig’s totally-not-a-bushing-compensator “integrally ported slide”…Blegh

Ok, I have a vitally important question for this pistol from experienced P226 owners… Who makes a good reliable high capacity magazine for the P226? By high capacity I mean like close to 30 rounds or more

Well. That works.

And there we go. If my reading of the rules is correct, this pistol as it sits now is not only legal for but would be competitive in LO division. Including with the X300U

About 700 rounds of mixed 115, 124, and 147 grain FMJ/JHP loads will be a good starting test for this thing. I’ll be pretty surprised if any of this stuff makes it choke though

Ah, good to know! Then yeah I’d say it’d be just about perfect for LO

If you don’t mind shooting Minor PF, yes. Currently they’re only available in 9mm