Staccato P

THE WEIGHT FIELD DIFFERS FROM THE STACCATO XC'S, AND THAT IS THE TEST WORKING RATHER THAN AN INCONSISTENCY. The XC publishes "37.56 oz Without optic & no magazine", which states outright that no magazine is fitted, so its value sits in weightWithoutMagazine on the manufacturer's own words. The P publishes "33 oz For Steel" — a qualifier about the frame material, saying nothing whatever about a magazine — so this value sits in weightUnloaded with the magazine state recorded as unstated. Same maker, same page template, adjacent models, opposite fields. This is the third time the directory has landed here (Ruger's slide-finish field across three records, SIG's weight basis across the P320 and P365) and the rule is the same each time: consistency across records means applying the same test, not producing the same answer. The "For Steel" qualifier is kept in the basis because Staccato's own catalogue shows why it is there — its C and C2 pages publish "Frame Aluminum" against this pistol's 4140 steel, so the maker is distinguishing frame materials, not hedging. DIMENSIONS USE THE AXIS ORDER ESTABLISHED ON THE XC RECORD, AND THIS PAGE IS PART OF THE EVIDENCE FOR IT. Staccato publishes an unlabeled triple, and the order was derived by correlating four models' first numbers against their barrel lengths: the P's 8.1 in sits between the C2's 7.5 in at a 3.9 in barrel and the XC's 8.7 in at a 5.0 in barrel, tracking the 4.4 in barrel exactly where an overall length would. Its third number, 5.9 in, is identical to the XC's despite a barrel 0.6 in shorter, which is what fixed that axis as height. See the XC record for the full derivation. THE MULTI-MODEL PAGE TRAP AND ITS FREE CROSS-CHECK, BOTH AGAIN. The page carries nine dimension triples: the P's own block, the P's condensed repeat in the comparison carousel, and then the HD P4, HD P4.5, C, C2, XC, XL and CS. It has exactly one "Technical Specifications" heading, and the carousel's repeat of this model agrees with the anchored block value for value, so the anchor is confirmed rather than merely plausible. TRIGGER PULL IS THE SECOND RANGE IN THE DIRECTORY. Staccato publishes 4–4.5 lb, and the configurator repeats it as the required standard trigger weight; both ends convert under one rule. Note it is nearly double the XC's single 2.5 lb figure, which is the difference between a duty pistol and a competition one and is exactly the kind of comparison a bare unlabeled number would have destroyed. Trigger action is sao from Staccato's "Crisp & clean single action pull", quoted verbatim into `system` rather than tidied, as on the XC. Ignition and operating system are unset for the same reason as the XC and the Springfield Prodigy: the word "hammer" does not appear on this page at all, nothing says short recoil, and the Recoil System row names a Dawson Precision tool-less guide-rod assembly, which is a component rather than a cycling class. Frame class is unset — Staccato publishes no size class. Capacity is 17 standard with 20 listed as the alternative; the Magazine row reads "2x17, Comes with 2 x 17", so the shipped configuration decides the standard. Year introduced is unrecorded: Staccato's blog carries only dealer and range event posts and no dated product announcements, as the XC record found. Warranty is the same class-scoped lifetime policy recorded on the XC, with its conditions kept rather than flattened to the page's badge. Staccato's robots.txt disallows `/*.json`, so the storefront's product JSON is out of scope and everything here comes from the rendered page. 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 4.4 in bull barrel available in stainless steel and DLC, a 4140 steel frame, the 1.3 in width at the grip, and the $2,499.00 price the listing carried.