for-sale 2024 Staccato C, LNIB with spare mags, holster

[Whisper]

For sale to a loving home -- 2024 Staccato C 9mm.  This model has the compact grip (15-round magazines) and DLC barrel.  It's in like-new condition, with everything that came in the original gun case (including hang tags, test target).  Also comes with Dawson Precision mount for Trijicon RMR-pattern red dot (that mount is what's currently on the gun); I still have the original sight as well, plus spare fiber optic rods for the Dawson Precision front sight.

The gun came with two magazines; after a three-month wait, I was finally able to acquire two more (total four).  One of them is still unused.  Also included is a Tenicor AIWB holster with both clips and loops for belt attachment.

This is the nicest 1911 (sort of) that I've ever owned, and it functions flawlessly -- never a single FTF or FTE.  As you can see from the test target, it's extremely accurate.

So why am I selling it?  It's simply too much money for me to have tied up in a single gun.  I have shot the HK VP9 for years, and in fact sold two VP9s to raise money to buy this Staccato, but in actual use, I can't shoot higher scores with this than I can with the VP9.  So I'm going to replace the VP9s and sell this gun, and still have some money left over for more ammo.

The gun, mags, and holster cost more than $3200, but I'll sell all for $2400 to a Tennessee buyer legally able to purchase handguns.  I'm in Chattanooga but I'll drive a reasonable distance for a deal.

I'll consider trades or partial trades.  Right now, I'm looking for a like-new VP9 or VP9OR, plus a like-new Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol.  Might also consider a Colt-pattern single action army in .357 with 4-3/4" barrel.  Other trades considered, but I'm not interested in any other plastic pistols besides the VP9, and I don't need more ARs.  

Feel free to ask questions.  Thanks for looking.

Cheers,

Whisper

 

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