I used to own one of these and they seem to be made by a company known as Savia. Haven’t heard much bout them but they do make hi capa parts from what I’ve seen on JKarmy. Heard the AA x T8 staccatos are better than the Savia ver. Haven’t gotten my hands on one yet but i got one pre ordered & sold the other one. Also found your channel through your p226 series, I really enjoyed them! Keep up the good work
Yes, I noticed the oem on the box, I have a AA Staccato XL which so far I consider the best superior to this version in operation, however externally, I think this one has the edge imo. Thank you for the kind words! :) I have some interesting builds on the way and currently filming so keep your eyes peeled for new videos!
@@ramonchow3466 thanks for the kind words! as far as I can tell it uses a slightly different nozzle, I tried to fit a aftermarket bbu and it was quite different and would need substantial modifications to fit.
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt yes the staccato nozzle's top is flat while other type is round. But the nozzle housing is diffrent too, the tm spec housing only use one screw to the slide while staccato one use 3 screw. I worry that if anything break there will be no replacement.
@@ramonchow3466 that’s definitely something to consider when choosing, I have a army armament c2 on the way and will be comparing the two when I have it, personally, having had a few AA staccatos before I think I’d prefer them over the savia, due to exactly what you mentioned.
Out of curiosity, where did you purchase this Staccato? I live in the UK also and the only places I can find it are chinese websites so id have to import it. Stellar review though, appreciate all the details
Thanks for the feedback! Glad you liked the review. I actually got this ‘second hand’ however I suspect it’s had almost no use. Airsoft direct uk have them on pre order currently, so that would be a good way to locate one if you don’t want to order from abroad.
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt yeah the only issue with it is they never seem to come back in stock, when I called to ask them, they said it was a preorder not a back order so they couldn’t promise a delivery date. I found a secondhand one in a similar state to yours so have that and a new sear on the way. Cheers for the reply
i just cant understand the hi-capa thing. im not super up on them but for 25-maybe 30 rounds vs 19-21 for most other pistols that are replicas of real ones. im also not a 1911 or even 2011's i just think that if you spend hundreds of dollars in upgrades are they that much better than your TM or EF glock or walther pistol. people that want wild stuff i can see but they dont do anything for me. i run EF glocks,19,42 45 usp-c pps m2 ppq m2 and an ics wdm compact not M18 x carry and I have only had 1 problem and its was the cheapest PPS m2 but having real Glocks the realism is pretty dang good. this isn't a bad looking pistol but I wouldn't prefer it my EF's. the best looking gun was just released in t4e,.177 pellet but the airsoft is a fixed slide. unbelievable its the Walther PDP compact and way they only are doing non-blowback is crazy. its so amazing looking. sorry I felt like venting. thanks for possibly giving a crap lol.. do you have any EXPIRIENCE with EMG?. I just hear unhappy people complain. well again thanks cheers from the states. 80% of u.s. police use glocks
I’ve dabbled in the whole hi capa world, and being a fan of 1911’s one of the easiest ways to get a reasonable gas capacity out of a 1911 style pistol is by using a hicapa imo. But yes, I’m really more of a glock guy 😂 Yeah I believe elite force is a sub brand of umarex, and over here all of officially licensed glocks/hk/walther range is branded as umarex and mainly produced by vfc (and a couple of other brands) iirc. I’ve done a recent overview of the umarex (Ef) glock 18c, if you haven’t seen it, definitely check it out. I’ve had a little experience with emg previously, but again usually they aren’t the people making the products, they just are able to sell certain products under license (this is my understanding of the situation) I have a Barrett fieldcraft (my only non gas airsoft gun) that’s emg and it was produced by aps.
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt you are correct. im an umarex fan. they have a very very large market share and they make 1000's of items. yes I DEFINATELY will check out the 18c. I hope you didn't think it matters that I am not a hi-capa fan. each his own : }
Absolutely no problem at all, we’re all different! I’m not massively into the hi capa scene, because I find the glock builds much more challenging, hi capa’s just go together and work perfectly most of the time. However I do appreciate a decent one :)
So the flag on the frame is in the correct orientation. The idea is that the flag is assaulting forward. I have the Savia XC, just ordered the AAxT8 version and I'm going to be selling the other. I've had no issues with it, but proprietary and difficult to upgrade parts are just a no go for me.
@@KOMA6166 thanks for confirming, I was a little unsure! Yes I agree that the AA versions of these are most likely the better bet, my XL definitely runs a lot smoother than this one, and as you mentioned, the proprietary parts are very annoying 👍
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt Not a problem! I actually live just a few hours away from the Staccato factory! I had an older version of the AA C2 with all the trades removed from way before these newer versions came out and loved it. It even had the correct grip length. The C2 is meant to be a G19 type compact pistol. The Savia OEM pistols only give you the full size grip. I ordered one of the new C2s as well and both come in this weekend! I'll let you know how they are and if AA still kept the shorter grip on these newer models
@@KOMA6166 oh wow! Yes that would be amazing, please keep me updated. I’m really hoping someone brings out a cs too, I’ve seen the nova kits and they looked great
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt yeah I've seen one of the kits for the cs on jk army! I'm curious though if they've actually changed the dimensions of the grip as well, to more accurately represent the real counterpart. That would mean a whole new set of magazines though. The real cs and the new updated c model have a smaller grip in both width and from front to back since they made a dedicated 9mm magazine. The magazines from the older models were actually made for the 38 super and 45 ACP cartridges and then adapted to accommodate 9mm.
@@KOMA6166 ah! Good point. I suspect they’ve kept ‘hi capa’ specs, but it would be interesting to see what they’ve done. I’m very tempted by the kit though, it’s just a lot of money for something that will sit on the shelf! Very interested to see the proprietary parts though.
I used to own one of these and they seem to be made by a company known as Savia. Haven’t heard much bout them but they do make hi capa parts from what I’ve seen on JKarmy.
Heard the AA x T8 staccatos are better than the Savia ver. Haven’t gotten my hands on one yet but i got one pre ordered & sold the other one.
Also found your channel through your p226 series, I really enjoyed them! Keep up the good work
Yes, I noticed the oem on the box, I have a AA Staccato XL which so far I consider the best superior to this version in operation, however externally, I think this one has the edge imo.
Thank you for the kind words! :)
I have some interesting builds on the way and currently filming so keep your eyes peeled for new videos!
The AA version is sold under 6mmproshop name in the US.
@@pspmaster510ah great to know, strange how they’re re-branded for different markets
Hello, first off nice video. Can i ask that does this staccato can use tokyo marui spec housing nozzle and nozzle ?
@@ramonchow3466 thanks for the kind words! as far as I can tell it uses a slightly different nozzle, I tried to fit a aftermarket bbu and it was quite different and would need substantial modifications to fit.
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt yes the staccato nozzle's top is flat while other type is round. But the nozzle housing is diffrent too, the tm spec housing only use one screw to the slide while staccato one use 3 screw. I worry that if anything break there will be no replacement.
@@ramonchow3466 that’s definitely something to consider when choosing, I have a army armament c2 on the way and will be comparing the two when I have it, personally, having had a few AA staccatos before I think I’d prefer them over the savia, due to exactly what you mentioned.
Out of curiosity, where did you purchase this Staccato? I live in the UK also and the only places I can find it are chinese websites so id have to import it. Stellar review though, appreciate all the details
Thanks for the feedback!
Glad you liked the review.
I actually got this ‘second hand’ however I suspect it’s had almost no use.
Airsoft direct uk have them on pre order currently, so that would be a good way to locate one if you don’t want to order from abroad.
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt yeah the only issue with it is they never seem to come back in stock, when I called to ask them, they said it was a preorder not a back order so they couldn’t promise a delivery date.
I found a secondhand one in a similar state to yours so have that and a new sear on the way. Cheers for the reply
@@sufyanm4661 ah glad you found one! Yes hammer and sear will fix the issue! Best of luck with the instal!
i just cant understand the hi-capa thing. im not super up on them but for 25-maybe 30 rounds vs 19-21 for most other pistols that are replicas of real ones. im also not a 1911 or even 2011's i just think that if you spend hundreds of dollars in upgrades are they that much better than your TM or EF glock or walther pistol. people that want wild stuff i can see but they dont do anything for me. i run EF glocks,19,42 45 usp-c pps m2 ppq m2 and an ics wdm compact not M18 x carry and I have only had 1 problem and its was the cheapest PPS m2 but having real Glocks the realism is pretty dang good. this isn't a bad looking pistol but I wouldn't prefer it my EF's. the best looking gun was just released in t4e,.177 pellet but the airsoft is a fixed slide. unbelievable its the Walther PDP compact and way they only are doing non-blowback is crazy. its so amazing looking. sorry I felt like venting. thanks for possibly giving a crap lol.. do you have any EXPIRIENCE with EMG?. I just hear unhappy people complain. well again thanks cheers from the states. 80% of u.s. police use glocks
I’ve dabbled in the whole hi capa world, and being a fan of 1911’s one of the easiest ways to get a reasonable gas capacity out of a 1911 style pistol is by using a hicapa imo.
But yes, I’m really more of a glock guy 😂
Yeah I believe elite force is a sub brand of umarex, and over here all of officially licensed glocks/hk/walther range is branded as umarex and mainly produced by vfc (and a couple of other brands) iirc.
I’ve done a recent overview of the umarex (Ef) glock 18c, if you haven’t seen it, definitely check it out.
I’ve had a little experience with emg previously, but again usually they aren’t the people making the products, they just are able to sell certain products under license (this is my understanding of the situation) I have a Barrett fieldcraft (my only non gas airsoft gun) that’s emg and it was produced by aps.
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt you are correct. im an umarex fan. they have a very very large market share and they make 1000's of items. yes I DEFINATELY will check out the 18c. I hope you didn't think it matters that I am not a hi-capa fan. each his own : }
Absolutely no problem at all, we’re all different! I’m not massively into the hi capa scene, because I find the glock builds much more challenging, hi capa’s just go together and work perfectly most of the time.
However I do appreciate a decent one :)
So the flag on the frame is in the correct orientation. The idea is that the flag is assaulting forward.
I have the Savia XC, just ordered the AAxT8 version and I'm going to be selling the other. I've had no issues with it, but proprietary and difficult to upgrade parts are just a no go for me.
@@KOMA6166 thanks for confirming, I was a little unsure!
Yes I agree that the AA versions of these are most likely the better bet, my XL definitely runs a lot smoother than this one, and as you mentioned, the proprietary parts are very annoying 👍
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt Not a problem! I actually live just a few hours away from the Staccato factory!
I had an older version of the AA C2 with all the trades removed from way before these newer versions came out and loved it. It even had the correct grip length. The C2 is meant to be a G19 type compact pistol. The Savia OEM pistols only give you the full size grip.
I ordered one of the new C2s as well and both come in this weekend! I'll let you know how they are and if AA still kept the shorter grip on these newer models
@@KOMA6166 oh wow!
Yes that would be amazing, please keep me updated.
I’m really hoping someone brings out a cs too, I’ve seen the nova kits and they looked great
@@Gasblowbackairsoftt yeah I've seen one of the kits for the cs on jk army! I'm curious though if they've actually changed the dimensions of the grip as well, to more accurately represent the real counterpart. That would mean a whole new set of magazines though.
The real cs and the new updated c model have a smaller grip in both width and from front to back since they made a dedicated 9mm magazine. The magazines from the older models were actually made for the 38 super and 45 ACP cartridges and then adapted to accommodate 9mm.
@@KOMA6166 ah! Good point. I suspect they’ve kept ‘hi capa’ specs, but it would be interesting to see what they’ve done. I’m very tempted by the kit though, it’s just a lot of money for something that will sit on the shelf!
Very interested to see the proprietary parts though.