2011s are fat. I have small hands. I own a Staccato P that was grip reduced by a forum member here so it's much more tolerable, but 2011 frames generally border on too big for me.
My Staccato C is perfect and I'm still upset they discontinued them.
I like my 2011. One of the originals, an STI Edge in .40 made for competitions. I bought mine with a fresh barrel and over 100,000 rounds on the rest of the gun. Its a shooter still. Slide cuts, custom grip, as flat shooting as they come with my reloads. Absolutely Love it.
I love 1911s (as most here do) but I've carried a C2 for the last couple years. It went back into the Safe a few days ago and I went back to a 1911 in 45 acp. My qualification for my LEOSA carry is coming up in April so I'll re-qualify with it and my 1911 but the C2 will go back in the safe.
That’s a good and safe way to practice shooting. It’s important to stay up to date on the latest firearms safety technology and the 2011s can provide that. Additionally, if you’re shooting with a more advanced pistol, you’ll get a better understanding of the weapons and their functions, which in turn can help you become a better shooter in the long run.
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