Staccato C Optics Combo

The Staccato C Optics Combo pairs Staccato’s carry sized 2011 pistol with a factory mounted red dot in one ready to run package. Instead of buying a slide, an optic and a set of plates separately, you choose your grip size, choose your optic, and the package arrives assembled, mounted and bore sighted.

That means less time at the bench and more time shooting a 2011 that is dialed in from the first magazine. For a lot of buyers, removing the mounting problem is the difference between owning a dot equipped pistol and meaning to get around to it.

What the Staccato C Optics Combo Brings

The Staccato C carries the qualities that made the 2011 platform famous. You get the crisp trigger feel the design is known for, a slim footprint that conceals well and the kind of accuracy that has made Staccato a favorite of competitors and professionals alike.

Grip choice is the flexibility here. The pistol is available with either a full size or compact grip, so you can match capacity against concealability based on how you actually carry rather than accepting a single configuration.

This suits the shooter who wants one pistol to do everything. It is concealable enough for daily carry, accurate enough for a match, and set up with a dot from day one so you only have to learn one sighting system.

Key Features

• Staccato 2011 platform in the carry sized C configuration
• Choice of full size or compact grip to match your carry needs
• Optic of the buyer’s choice, mounted and bore sighted before shipment
• Two magazines included
• Staccato soft pistol case, fiber optic inserts, shot target and manual
• UPC 816781018765 for exact identification

Specifications Worth Understanding

The 2011 platform is a double stack development of the 1911. It keeps the single action trigger and the low bore axis that make the original shoot so well, and adds the round count a modern carry pistol needs.

Grip options change the gun’s character more than any other choice you make here. A full size grip gives more capacity and a fuller purchase, while the compact grip prints less under a shirt and suits smaller hands better.

Mounting and bore sighting happen before the pistol ships, so the plate, screws and torque are already handled. Bore sighting gets you on paper quickly, and you finish the job with a proper zero at the range.

Each Staccato C Optics Combo includes the soft pistol case, two magazines, replacement fiber optic inserts, a three round shot target and the owner’s manual, which covers everything needed for the first range trip.

Getting It Running, Care and Compatibility

Zero it properly before you carry it. Shoot from a rest at your chosen distance, adjust, then confirm standing and from the draw so you know where the gun prints under real conditions.

Build your draw around the dot deliberately. Presenting a pistol so the dot appears in the window without hunting for it is a learned skill, and dry practice at home is the fastest way to acquire it.

Maintain the optic like a mechanical part. Check screw torque periodically, replace the battery on a schedule rather than waiting for it to die, and keep the lens clean without scrubbing the coating.

Holster selection deserves real thought with an optic equipped pistol. Confirm the holster you order is cut for a mounted dot and for the grip size you chose, because a Staccato C Optics Combo will not drop into a standard non optic holster.

If you want a second pistol for training or competition, browse our firearms selection, and read the full specification sheet at Staccato.

If you have been waiting to jump into an optics ready 2011 without piecing a build together, this combo is the cleanest path there. Like every firearm, it ships to your local FFL for pickup after your background check.