Staccato HD P4

The Staccato HD P4 solves the 2011 platform's biggest practical problem: proprietary magazines. By engineering compatibility with standard Glock G17/G47 magazines, Staccato makes the HD the first factory 2011-pattern pistol you can feed anywhere in America. That is a real operational advantage for duty use — spare mags are available at every gun store, and department-issued Glock 17 mags work in the same gun.

The frame and slide are 4140 billet steel, fully machined, no cast parts and no metal injection molded (MIM) components anywhere in the fire control group. This is a true steel-frame 2011, not the 7075 aluminum frame used on the carry-size HD C4X and HD C3.6. The DLC coating runs 68–70 HRC, harder than most competitors' slides. The HOST optic system positions the rear iron sight forward of the red dot cut, so your irons and optic don't fight for the same focal plane. Single-action trigger breaks at 4–4.5 lbs with the crisp reset the 2011 platform is known for.

At 32 oz unloaded, this is a duty-weight gun. It is not a carry piece by any conventional standard. It is for shooters who want 2011 trigger quality and 18+1 capacity in a platform that feeds from the most common magazine in service. Law enforcement agencies that have already standardized on Glock 17 magazines can run the Staccato HD P4 without changing their logistics chain.