Sage advice. I get it!

Bro I forgot you had a KZbin channel 😢

The sticatto costs way too much

You fool. You keep both.

Glock is Glock is reliable most of the time If fuck up is you problem not gun. approve of this content SW MP gang

I tried to be a regular guy once lol! It was terrible. I wanted to be humble so sold my 2023 Staccato CS and went to a hellcat pro comp. I sold it immediately after the first range trip and bought a 2024 Staccato CS with all the bells and whistles (dlc barrel,flat trigger,x-serrations) Amazing machine that will never be sold.

Time to sell or trade my never used zev technologies 0z9 standard covert elite with all the goodies sro and everything for a staccato it's just set in the safe purchased through zev.

My FFL had a Staccato XL that a LEO had ordered- I’m sure it wasn’t for duty but more of a fun kind of thing. The one that I saw was the SECOND one that they had to send out to his customer…the first one ran full auto out of the box… it may sound funny or humorous on paper, but in real life, it can result in somebody’s immediate death… so it’s shit like that that just makes you go…um…yeah…Gaston maybe didn’t make the most EXCITING widget-but you know- much like the Stanley screwdriver IT EFFING DOES WHAT IT IS SUPPOSED TO…

Staccatos are grossly overrated and overpriced. They belong in competition, I'd never trust my life to one as a duty gun.

Yooo do we have a Brochacho on YT??

Welcome back to us poors. 😂😂😂

I actually just sold my X macro and came back to Glock for the same reason the whole time I had the macro my soul hurt and the macro was beginning to rust and I just knew it could never be a Glock and I plan on never switching my carry again

I think the super tool 300 is a great multi tool use it all the time works very well thanks 👍

Metal backplates will wear down the plastic plunger that is fixed in the spring (back) end of the ejection rod, leading to potential failure. Glock uses plastic plates for a legitimate purpose.

It has the Glock “minus connector” which drops the pull weight by about 1lb. This is because Glock recognizes the 34 as a “competition” weapon.

Are those Primätia slide release levers scraping into your slide finish? I can’t really tell from here but it does seem like it does have some scrapes on the slide in that area when you move the gun in the light. They do have a warning for that on the website. Hopefully the Gen 5 finish is hard enough to resist it well enough.

Don't down play yourself homie I bet you shoot more than most cops. Great review bud.

I own Sigs, Springfield XD’s, an IWI Masada, M&P’s and CZ’s. I avoided Glock for about 4 years. I bought a Glock 19 2 years ago and now my other pistols don’t get range time. My Glock 19 & 17 are the only pistols on my CCW Permit.

So not just keeping both boils down to simplicity? I get that

I run a USP EXPERT 45 because it gets me lots of attention from hot chick's and date's.

i try to tell people these GunTubers are lying, either paid by the company or spent so much money they can’t be honest. 😂

i try to tell people expensive sucks.

I've tried to get off my dependency on Glocks for years - I even bought a SIG P365 X-MACRO almost two years ago for exactly this reason. But no matter what I do, I can't seem to find anything that I like better (in fact, I'm planning to buy a G45 this year).

Glock Performance trigger? Is that the part you blanked on? lol. Does that come standard on the Gen5 34? Not sure if I'd wanna put that upgrade into my 17 or just get a flat trigger shoe and keep everything else stock. Or change nothing and keep it as is.

I have a brother who loves his Staccato. But, as a SWAT operator I don't think he should risk the malfunction factor. I ring steel at 58 yards with my Glock 23 and Halosun all day long. Love it ❤. Thank you for the video. Those are beautiful rigs you got there.

The Glock performance trigger will make it shoot so much better, from feel to reset

Ever tried anything with a precocked striker? PDP P99 Canik rival/mete etc etc… all the reliability of a poly striker gun with a trigger that makes shooting it much more pleasant.

Glocks are obviously respected around the world, with the majority of militaries using some form of a G17 as a sidearm. We all agree man lol.

I watched this whole video and started to agree with you. Get couple Glocks and simplify my life. It all made sense. Then I walked back to the safe and picked up my Sig P226 Legion. Yea, that Glock thing is not going to happen.

Glock is significantly safer staccato isn’t drip safe

I love my long slide g24. Has 3 port extended barrel (6.5”) Johnny glocks triggers, extended slide release/stop, well flare, tritium tall suppressor sights and milled for just a cheap vortex but it works beautifully! My favorite Glock by far but I have a g23 I use a lot so I wanted the 24 so they’d both be .40. I have several 9mm but those particular I wanted 23 and 24

Staccato sucks it’s overpriced because of the name the Smith & Wesson all metal beat all guns in the torture test

Staccato isn't really a carry more range and race not to mention if you ever had to use it in self defense it be tough to swallow a 3k firearm being confiscated vs a 600 dollar firearm being confiscated

That thing not fitting in camera is a B&T ghm9 or either an APC9 😂

I've owned Glock but for some reason I'm a Canik guy now. Can't beat those triggers

Looks like a small sight picture compared to holosun. Is that just the view from the camera?

I got a prodigy 4.25 comp Not a “staccato” but in my experience with it it was a blast. Shot great. Never jammed. Smooth as butter. Currently waiting on a email from wager machine works for my Glock 30 slide to come back from getting direct acro cut. Suppresor height sights. And FDE cerakote I carried my prodigy for months but went with my 19C with acro, Taran tactical +5 Went back to Glock as well

I’ve stuck with Glock and m&p for years. I think guns like the staccato are cool, but there’s no way I can justify the cost of something like that. Especially when the Glock and m&p pistols work every time for 1/4 the price

Not the least of which you can stock up on at least a year’s supply of ammo for the zombie apocalypse when it comes. And it will come.

Why do so mamy staccato owners end up hating the staccato?

I'm the same way with my M&P 2.0 it just works and I trust it. I've tried sig and don't trust it as much, so I'm sticking with Smith and Wesson and Glock (we carry Glock on duty) 👍

I hate Glock triggers and, especially, the grip angle, that being said, PDP’s and M&P’s do it for me. After seeing expensive 2011’s from Atlas, Staccato etc, go down in classes I’ve taken I opted not to go that route.

4 glocks for the price of a staccato I’ll buy 4 glocks any day over one staccato

I would like to know how people “carry” their guns, and don’t get a scratch on them. Mine looks like it’s been drug behind a team of wild stallions. Lol.

The 34 comes with the Minus connector. I put that in my G19 with a gen 3 trigger bar and polished - that trigger is all OEM and phenomenal for a Glock.

I own the Sig p320 and the p356 fuse I love my p320 but the p365 fuse has some very minor issues mostly when I insert a new magazine the slide will automatically go home before I hit the slide release. To me, that is a bit of a safety concern, and I'm kinda thinking about trading it in for the glock 19.

Bonus reason when s it hits the fan you can put a switch on it

When does the sharp thinking occur in the video?

Because you have not tried a CZ P10

Greeting from a fellow Ohioan. I’m in northwestern Ohio about 20 minutes from the lake so yeah, it gets cold up here lol. I’m too much of a gun whore to just stick with one platform or caliber. I literally like them all from micro 9’s to full size magnum revolvers and everything in between. Can’t go wrong with a Glock, I’m down to just 4 of them currently.