Staccato 2011®, the originator of the 2011 pistol platform, has introduced the Staccato HD C4X, a compact, high-performance carry pistol at the 2026 SHOT Show in Las Vegas. The company also announced the Staccato Training Group (STG), a comprehensive training initiative aimed at elevating shooting and tactical proficiency for both professionals and serious enthusiasts.
The HD C4X brings the precision and performance of the HD lineup into a compact footprint, making it suitable for everyday carry, duty use, and personal protection. Developed in collaboration with an elite law-enforcement special-surveillance team, the C4X combines professional-grade performance with features driven by real-world feedback.
Key specifications include a 4-inch barrel, 15-round capacity, ambidextrous controls, Glock-pattern magazine compatibility, and Staccato’s HD HOST™ optic-mounting system. The pistol will be offered in three configurations, with an MSRP starting at $3,499. It is slated to be available through authorized dealers and direct from Staccato’s website beginning February 16, 2026.
In addition to the new pistol, Staccato announced the Staccato Training Group, led by newly appointed Vice President of Training and Competition Max Michel, a world-renowned competitive shooter with nearly three decades of experience. STG’s curriculum will bring together seasoned instructors — including KC Eusebio, Randy Tweedy, Chris Palmer, and Erik Wollen — along with elite law enforcement and special operations professionals to provide both live and online instruction rooted in real-world application and performance.
“Training is the foundation of performance, confidence, and responsibility for any tactical professional or enthusiast,” said Michel. “The Staccato Training Group represents a new standard by bringing together elite instructors, real-world experience, and purpose-built programs to help attendees hone their skills and perform at the highest level.”
STG plans to launch a professional instructor certification program in spring 2026, unifying training standards and expanding access to certified instruction across the U.S.
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