Staccato P DPO 9mm 2011 Full-Size, Steel Frame, 4.4 in Bull Barrel, Optics Cut, Two 17-Round Mags
This Staccato (STI) P DPO is a full-size 2011 in 9mm Luger with a factory DPO optics cut and cover plate, a 4.4 in bushingless bull barrel made from 416R stainless steel, and a steel railed frame. It carries clear factory markings from Florence, Texas, a small U.S. flag engraving on the frame, and comes with two Gen 3 steel magazines. The pistol is clean, well-kept, and configured with practical iron sights and ambidextrous controls.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are minor, superficial scratches and blemishes on the exterior surfaces.
What's Included
- Staccato-branded zippered soft case
- Staccato Safety Reference and Owner's Manual
- Factory test target card (Staccato)
- Factory serialized product tag/label
- Two 17-round Staccato 2011 Gen 3 steel magazines
The 2011 platform and steel frame give this P DPO a solid, duty-ready foundation with a modular polymer grip that features coarse texturing and the molded star logo. A flared magwell speeds reloads, the magazine release is on the left side, and the pistol uses ambidextrous thumb safeties with a 1911-style grip safety.
The 4.4 in bushingless bull barrel is cut from 416R stainless steel and is marked 9x19 on the hood. Capacity is 17+1 with the included Gen 3 steel magazines, which show the G3 base stamp.
The slide wears aggressive front and rear cocking serrations and a factory DPO optics cut with a removable cover plate. Iron sights consist of a dovetailed green fiber-optic front blade and a plain, serrated ledge-style rear notch, also dovetailed.
Factory markings are crisp: "STACCATO P" on the right side of the slide, "20☆11°" on the left, and "STACCATO • FLORENCE, TX USA" under the dust cover. A small U.S. flag is factory-engraved on the right side of the frame ahead of the serial. The steel dust cover is railed with accessory slots for mounting a light.