Staccato C2

The page's embedded product record lists exactly one variant under its required Model option; the DLC, threaded and X-Serrations configurations appear only as image-overlay names in the page's content-management data, not as options a buyer can select. The 2026-08-13 capture of the same page embedded four more C2 SKUs (10-1101-000002-01, 10-1101-000102, 10-1101-000102-01 and 10-1101-000302-01), so the catalogue has narrowed since the XC and P were recorded; those configurations, the Certified Pre-Owned C2 listing and any C2 sold with a DLC or threaded barrel are separate listings under the base-model rule. The specification panel itself did not change between the two captures. DIMENSIONS USE THE AXIS ORDER ESTABLISHED ON THE STACCATO XC RECORD, RE-CONFIRMED TODAY. Staccato publishes an unlabeled triple, "7.5" x 1.49" x 5.5"", and reading it as length × width × height is this directory's convention rather than Staccato's statement. The XC record derived the order from four sibling pages, and the CS, P and XC pages were re-fetched on 2026-09-30 and still publish 7.1 × 1.45 × 5.4, 8.1 × 1.5 × 5.9 and 8.7 × 1.5 × 5.9 against 3.5, 4.4 and 5.0 in barrels: the C2's 7.5 sits where an overall length for a 3.9 in barrel must, and its 5.5 pairs with the CS's 5.4 as the small-frame height. The width's basis says only what Staccato says — it is the middle figure of the triple, and the same row adds "Width at grip is 1.3""; the XC and P records describe their equivalent figure as the widest point, which Staccato does not state in words. THE MULTI-MODEL PAGE TRAP, AND ITS FREE CROSS-CHECK, A FOURTH TIME. Below the C2's own block is a comparison carousel carrying a condensed repeat of the C2 followed by the HD P4, C, CS, P, HD P4.5, XC and XL, each with its own Dimensions row. The page has one "Technical Specifications" heading, and the carousel's repeat of the C2 agrees with the anchored block value for value (4–4.5 lb, 3.9 in bull barrel, 25 oz, aluminium frame, 7.5 × 1.49 × 5.5, 2x16). WEIGHT FOLLOWS THE XC, NOT THE P, BECAUSE OF WHAT STACCATO SAID. The C2 publishes "25 oz Without optic & no magazine", which states the magazine is absent, so the value sits in `weightWithoutMagazine` on the manufacturer's own words, the XC's field; the P's "33 oz For Steel" says nothing about a magazine and sits in `weightUnloaded`. The C2's frame row reads "Aluminum — 7075 Aluminum – Billet Precision Machined", which is the contrast the P record's "For Steel" basis already points at. TRIGGER PULL is the standard 4–4.5 lb range, recorded as a range. The configurator's required Trigger Weight option also sells a 3–3.5 lb trigger as a paid upgrade; it is a different trigger configuration from the base SKU and is not recorded. Trigger action is sao from Staccato's "Crisp & clean single action pull", quoted verbatim into `system` as on the XC and P. Ignition and operating system are unset: the word "hammer" occurs nowhere in the served HTML, nothing says short recoil, and the Recoil System row names Staccato's "Recoil Master System", a component rather than a cycling class. CAPACITY IS 16 WITH NO OPTIONAL FIGURE, AND THAT DIFFERS FROM THE XC FOR A REASON. The XC's own panel prints "17+1 or 20+1 Capacity"; the C2's prints only "16+1 Capacity", and its Magazine row reads "2x16, Comes with 2 x 16 Round Magazines". The configurator's Additional Magazines option sells 20-round 9 mm magazines as accessories for this page, but an accessory offered at checkout is not the specification panel's statement, so it is not recorded — the row footnotes the panel and records only what the panel says. The box list adds that restricted-state buyers receive magazines matching their state's limits. FRAME CLASS IS UNSET, AND THE PAGE COMES CLOSER TO A SIZE WORD THAN THE XC OR P DID. Its description opens "Redefining the compact carry gun", a feature heading repeats it, and the comparison card says "Best used for: Concealed Carry". That is marketing prose about a category the C2 is pitched into, not a size-class field, and Staccato publishes none for any model; this directive already names the Staccato 1911-pattern records among those that would need a user decision on a class or axis. Recorded here so the phrase is weighed deliberately rather than read onto the record. YEAR INTRODUCED IS UNRECORDED, AND THE BLOG CARRIES A NEW SUBSTRING TRAP. The sitemap lists two blog posts whose slugs begin "c2-tactical"; both are about events at C2 Tactical, a range in Phoenix (Scottsdale) — a business that shares the model's name, not an announcement of the pistol. No dated C2 release was found. THE WARRANTY CHANGED ON 2026-08-21 AND IS RECORDED AS IT READS TODAY. Staccato's warranty page now states that its limited lifetime warranty "follows each eligible Staccato-branded firearm for its lifetime, regardless of where it was purchased or how many owners it has had. Coverage is not limited to the original purchaser." That reverses the original-purchaser-only, non-transferable terms the XC and P records captured on 2026-08-13; those two records' warranty fields describe the superseded policy and need re-verification. The page scopes by class ("eligible firearms sold under the Staccato brand", excluding legacy STI-branded pistols), so it covers the C2 without naming it. Note the page reads in places like an internal draft — it refers to "this redline" and says certain provisions "should remain unchanged unless separately approved" — but it is the live, linked warranty page and its operative terms are unambiguous, so they are recorded with their conditions rather than flattened to the product page's "Lifetime Warranty" badge. A NAMING TRAP IN THE STOREFRONT DATA: the page's commerce record has a field called `warranty` whose value is the C2's shipping restrictions (no shipping to Massachusetts; California sales to active law enforcement only) — a CMS field's name describes the CMS, the S&W `date_created` lesson. Staccato's robots.txt still disallows `/*.json`; every value here comes from the rendered product page and the payload embedded in its HTML. Staccato publishes imperial only, so every metric value is converted by this directory and flagged. Also published and unrecorded for want of a schema field: a billet-machined 7075 aluminium frame with an anodized coating, the 1.3 in grip width, a barrel "Available in Stainless Steel & DLC", a VIP carry grip, the box contents (soft case, two magazines, cable lock, manual), "Made in USA", and the $2,299.00 price the listing carried.