So does the rmr and SRO direct mount or does it need a plate? I’m still lost

Wish I would of saw when you were taking questions so Buck could expand on the new trade in program they are rolling out

I still don't understand the fascination with their firearms. We've handled them a few times now, and have seen other models that feel and look just as good (if not better in some cases) for considerably less. I think it's mainly their marketing that hooks people rather than some state of the art technology like most perceive. We may pick one up for the channel one of these days, and I'll be the first to admit if I was wrong, but as of right now...I just don't see it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

My only concern is the rear-sight at this point. I think it should be a dovetail design to be more robust, as opposed to pinned. I guess we'll see once reviewers start racking their slides off of them how robust they are going to be. Love the rest. Cheers!

The only personal questions I can think of after everything I’ve heard is can I get it with a single side safety? To what degree are these guns hand fit (are their machines able to accomplish the high tolerances reliably over time without need for any real fitting)? Are you able to shoot +P+ ammo out of them? It’s unnecessary because the barrel has sufficient length, but it’s still good to get an answer. Does the buffer piece need to be replaced in the recoil assembly after a certain round count? Will the spacer plates and adapter plates for optics like the acro be being shipped with the guns in the near future at no additional cost? And did y’all not go with a linkless barrel because there was no apparent advantage over a linked barrel and/or did you want to not make it to different from your current line of guns that use traditional 1911 style linked barrels? That’s about it I think

Thanks for video. Any word on a G19 size grip? An HD compact would nice… heck throw on a comp too. Haha.

Gotta admit I was not a fan of Staccato when our department approved them. Lots of issues that got overlooked because the cool factor. Looks like staccato has been listening and is changing for the better though with this new model.

Some of my department heads went to Shot this last week. I wasn’t able to go but requested my Sgt drag my Chief to Staccato booth. Chief liked the pistol but he. Couldn’t be talked into it then. I plan on purchasing my own P4 anyway so wish me luck convincing him we should switch. This was a great sit down

Hi, any information about aluminium frame Staccato HD?

Great video. Thank you 👍

I’m selling my staccato’s because of the marketing nonsense staccato has produced recently. Marketing is a joke.. Shitting on other brands knowing you don’t have optic plates ready for the HD, the including mags don’t work in other guns, and the nonsense that is C/CS mags.. the 4.5” not being available until summer why show it now? Obvious frame changes in the original full size guns and knowingly lying about it. No thanks

No optics plates...

Can we find out if they will make these HD’s with aluminum frames?

Ide like to know how well plastic Glock mags work with their metal mag catch. They ship with metal mags, which makes me think its a bandaid for an issue.

Professionalism 🤌

I wonder at what round counts certain parts should be replaced and what the overall life cycle prognosis of an HD is. Since the 4.0 is closing quicker, the link,lock surfaces and trigger engagement sees more wear than a 4.5 with the sight block?

Awesome stuff!

Being blind in one eye and being cross eye dominate this was very insightful

I wonder if the tech is there to use the mantis blackbeard laser bolts as a force on force tool? It might work out to distance that sims cant. Not perfect but an option

Soft skills and hard skills are part of the equation. Knowledge of what you can't/can't legally do is also a pretty important part of the equation.

Excellent convo.

Chris is that actually true that it is blanketly illegal across the country to resist an unlawful arrest? I’m not talking whether it’s smart, but rather if there are times, in certain states where unlawful arrest/use of force is so blantant and horrific that it is morally and/or legally justified to resist? I’ve heard this debated for years and curious on your take. Thanks!

Humble men talking manly things of responsibility and accountability

This country doesn’t like accountability.

Two dudes who know some things sharing it freely with the world. Hell yeah. Thanks for sharing!

If Gen pop cops are “most people”, no way they can shoot a 1” paster at 10 yards with. 5 rounds

Sig P320 is an effective LE tool for immediate CAT application.

Force on Force in CQB is beneficial in learning whether a CQB concept works or not under various scenarios.

34:42 through 34:50 is one of the realest statements ever. Hard to trust the guy to the left and right when there is no gut check and no "high standards" in LE. BUT! teams are going out everyday and being successful, so either they are doing something "good enough" or the Grim Reaper hasnt pulled their number yet.

"Stage planning skills" is the application of hard skills.. If I don't know how to hit something or move at a match during a walk through.. I haven't trained well enough. This guy is high action bullshit. Max cringe.

What was said after 13:00 is exacy what I was thinking. From a training and equipment standpoint, being able to bridge the gap between patrol and SWAT for exigency, to increase public safety and reduce liability during scenarios requiring observation and precision fires to mitigate threats that otherwise present challenges that can't be solved with existing patrol carbines and training. This especially includes SROs and the school perimeter defense posture, which often gets overlooked when discussing DM.

So lemme get this straight. There's absolutely no accountability for LEOs running CQB? Color me shocked.

Well deserved, his coworkers and supervisor know he’s a tool. I would train with anyone of you guys in a heartbeat

Ouch. Truly gives one retarded tingles.

Really appreciate the case law reviews, Chris.

Bill Rapier runs a 3 day civilian course. Mornings live fire on the range. 2nd half of day in the house.

Shivworks

How many gunfights has Cake been in? Zero, then he is irrelevant. I'm so tired of wanna be high speed cops thinking they have shit figured it out. My department is the same way and I butt heads with them all the time.

Officer cake, I want to stay private, but I have a IG and on a Live with my full face.

The myth busting regarding "shooting faster than you can assess" is priceless. Also, regarding handling your gun(s) everyday, Pat Rogers used to keep a Airsoft AR15 readily available in his house (kitchen?) and having it readily accessible, he would handle it multiple times each day. It's a way. You have to handle the guns often, not seldom, to build and test and train those good habits. Absolutely good info, guys.

“Mindset” is the worst thing to happen to LE training. Believing that your mindset in the moment is going to overcome your lack of discipline leading up to the moment is hubris and needs to be called out and rejected at every opportunity.

I’m assuming he’s talking about Pranka for the cqb video, which would be awesome to have his knowledge and his unfiltered opinion on the subject. I could definitely see a ton of butt hurt backlash from the tactical trainers and their fanboys, only in the comments though because they wouldn’t have the direct discussion with Matt!

Great content

Who’s advocating the “spread it around” idea? I couldn’t imagine going to a class and hearing this from an instructor as a technique

Great video.

Interesting. Don’t understand all of the police stuff, but still very interesting. Would love to hear Matt do similar video but for mil considerations.

Correct me if im wrong, but a felony arrest warrant allows the entry into a 3rd party residence. If you have current and immediate positive knowledge, the wanted person is inside the residence.

Thanks for your insight. Keep it up. Very valuable info to the average Joe.

In all honesty, how often does LE need to do cqb? Very rarely in my opinion so this idea of cops needing to be proficient in cqb is lame. Cops are not doing tier 1 military assaults to rescue hostages, so let’s stop talking about it.

Any recommendations for training how to clear the buildings? For example, how do you keep an area secure that youve already cleared while youre moving elsewhere in the building? I never got a good answer for these types of questions in POST and when I ask others I get BS answers or it "depends". I understand that it depends but that doesnt help me when Im trying to clear a building by myself or with a back and Im just making it up as I go. Unfortunately I can piss in any direction and hit a "CQB" class but I can't find anything on how to just clear a building and know that its clear when Im done. Thanks for all your videos man they help a ton for new guys like me.