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a staccato xc that is not directly from them? Preferably a mom and pop or smaller shop.
Nagels gun shop in San Antonio. That where I picked mine up. Looks like they have one in stock.a staccato xc that is not directly from them? Preferably a mom and pop or smaller shop.
It actually is a 5" barrel if you consider the barrel and comp are one solid piece. But to more accurately answer your question when I asked Staccato that question there response was the rifled portion is 4.25". My next question was you went 4.4" on the P so you could have full government length slide travel does the XC still have the same travel and they said it did. Not sure I believe that but that was the answer.Question for you fellas,
Is the XC truly a 5 inch barrel or is it 4.4 with a .6 comp?
Ahh so it isnt even a 4.4 but a 4.25... I see sleepy joe took the measurements...It actually is a 5" barrel if you consider the barrel and comp are one solid piece. But to more accurately answer your question when I asked Staccato that question there response was the rifled portion is 4.25". My next question was you went 4.4" on the P so you could have full government length slide travel does the XC still have the same travel and they said it did. Not sure I believe that but that was the answer.
Remember how the ATF determines barrel length for NFA or non NFA compliance. If a flash hider or muzzle brake is threaded on it is not part of the barrel. If it is one piece (XC) or pinned and welded it is included in the barrel length. So they are correct, it is a 5" barrel.Ahh so it isnt even a 4.4 but a 4.25... I see sleepy joe took the measurements...
I consider a barrel a hollow cylindrical object that once an aperture has been reached, the barrel terminates. They really need to fix that, its very car dealership-ish.
Welp, so much for the XC.
PM Jess and get Addicts pricing as well. Great staff.I'm sure if you PM one of the vendors here on the forum you'll find one. Jess at Witchta Guns had a few in-stock. Check with them or any of the other's on here.
It isn't incorrect or "car dealership-ish at all. The barrel is 5", the overall length is the same as a 5" gun, the rifled portion of that barrel is 4.25, which if you understand comps is pretty obvious. Unfortunately with your barrel definition, the "aperture" may or may not be the determining point in barrel length when it comes to comped or ported guns. If velocity is what you are chasing, skip right over the comps and ports and go with the XL, or better yet a Tanfoglio 10mm HunterAhh so it isnt even a 4.4 but a 4.25... I see sleepy joe took the measurements...
I consider a barrel a hollow cylindrical object that once an aperture has been reached, the barrel terminates. They really need to fix that, its very car dealership-ish.
Welp, so much for the XC.
I love the tang 10mm, sexy beast.It isn't incorrect or "car dealership-ish at all. The barrel is 5", the overall length is the same as a 5" gun, the rifled portion of that barrel is 4.25, which if you understand comps is pretty obvious. Unfortunately with your barrel definition, the "aperture" may or may not be the determining point in barrel length when it comes to comped or ported guns. If velocity is what you are chasing, skip right over the comps and ports and go with the XL, or better yet a Tanfoglio 10mm Hunter