So what are some of the main things that increase prices the most among models, if you don't mind?Lots of models. Price is heavily dependent on which model. They start around $2k.
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So what are some of the main things that increase prices the most among models, if you don't mind?Lots of models. Price is heavily dependent on which model. They start around $2k.
Frame material, optics cut or not, barrel options, threaded vs non-threaded, barrel coating (ss or DLC), porting, comp, trigger, slide cuts, etc.So what are some of the main things that increase prices the most among models, if you don't mind?
I second this. Bought a 3.25 SASll Ultralight and sold my C2 shortly after. The C2 is a great gun... no complaints but I like the SAS better. I had a steel frame P model that was the softest shooting 9mm I've ever shot. They're big and heavy but incredible.If you like them, look to the BUL line of 2011's.
Their SAS II Ultralight is a great size for carry, 16+ 1 capacity, and red dot able.
Hahaha the classifieds are full of these things. IMO you cannot really make the value go up with any of these silly modifications. The only thing that will make your Staccato worth than you paid is selling it with more mags.C2s and Ps run new for something like 2-2500. Retards put a stupid cerakote job and holes in the slide and act like that adds 3k of value when in reality it looks like **** and removed the best coating in the industry off their slide (DLC)
C2s and Ps can be had below 2k all day if you do some shopping.
I ran a Staccato P for a while. Did a trigger job on it, and installed a tritium front sight. I’ve never owned a gun I shot as well as I shot that gun.
Ran everything I put through it, reloads and factory.
I had a different issue with it, which is what caused me to sell it off. Not anything that would keep most folks from owning one.
I may try one again.