Staccato announced last week a big shift in its lineup: production of the Staccato C and CS models officially ended on November 21, 2025.
The move isn’t a sign of trouble, far from it. It’s a strategic play to streamline the catalog and pour more energy into what Staccato does best: pushing the 2011 and HD platforms further into the future.
The remaining C and CS pistols are now available only while supplies last, so once they’re gone, they’re gone for good.
Owners don’t need to worry, though. Staccato promised full support moving forward. This includes continued parts and magazine production along with their well-known warranty and service programs.
According to Paul Smith, Staccato’s VP of Product, the change is designed to unlock faster innovation.
“Refining our lineup allows us to focus our resources on pushing innovation even further,” he said, adding that customers can expect elevated performance, tougher durability, and an even better shooting experience from upcoming 2011 and HD products.
Staccato is doubling down on what built its reputation. Premium, American-made pistols for duty, defense, competition, and everyday carry.
The refreshed product roadmap, centered entirely on the 2011 and HD platforms, will further emphasize rigorous performance testing, top-tier engineering, and the signature shootability that’s made Staccato a favorite among shooters nationwide.
If you’ve been eyeing a C or CS, now’s the time. And if you’re waiting to see what’s next from Staccato’s flagship lines, the future looks anything but boring. Learn more HERE.
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