What's up guys and welcome back to the John and Q channel. In today's video I'll be unboxing the 2011 Staccato P handgun. Hey, before we further get into the video, if you've been liking my videos and YouTube shorts, make sure to like and subscribe to the channel. It does help out the channel and me out quite a bit, so thank you for your support. Thanks for watching and let's get back to the video. Here is the 2011 Staccato P. So give you a great case. You open up the case and you're greeted with two 17 round magazines and an actual lock. These are, I believe, a gen 3 magazines. Bottom of my magazines you get the Texas star. And so you flip this flap. That is the Staccato P. Here it is. Okay, so first impressions just picking up the Staccato P, holding it for the very first time. It's a beefy gun. It is quite, I mean, this is what I imagine John Wick feels like. Real bad ass. But man, this is quite the gun. This is a big boy right here. Oh man. Right off the bat what I'm noticing because it's a full-sized double-stack 2011. I'm actually having a little bit of a difficult time getting my thumb to the slide lock. Well, magazine release, but slide lock. Like as you can see right here, and I'll show you. I kind of, I have to bring my entire pole over to the left side of the actual Staccato. I'm used to my thumb resting here and the slide lock being here. I can just actuate it. But I can bring it up a little bit more, actuate it, and go back into my form. So that's going to get some getting used to, but nothing we can't really fix with some training going to the range and just doing some repetitions. So I'm not too worried about that. Okay, let's see what that trigger feels like. Okay, here we go. Okay. Whoa, there's like almost virtually no take-up, virtually no wall to that. Okay, let's try it again. Okay. I'm having a difficult time trying to find that wall. I'm used to blocks and there's a very distinct wall and take up with the triggers, but this is a four, four and a half pound trigger and man. So you can see. It's almost instantaneously that trigger reset and trigger pull. So I'll have to get some getting used to that. To me, that's not a deterrent. It actually probably makes you shoot a little bit faster. And so you'll have to just mitigate your recoil that much more and be more mindful of how you're shooting. And obviously with this decado, it's a hammer fired gun. So here's the hammer. Bring it back once and twice. You're good to go. I also do like that there's an ambi safety on both sides of this pistol. So I can go from my left or from the right. And I can engage that safety switch whenever I please, which is cool. It did come with a 20 round magazine. Obviously I'm going to keep the 20 rounder in here at all times because it looks so B-A. And there's just you cannot do that, right? But here's my Surefire X300 Ultra. Let's see how it fits on my actual decado. If it's snug, look at that thing. That thing is a beast. That's looking real gnarly. The sights on this pistol is a Dawson precision fiber optic front and it's decado 2011 TA-2 rear sight. The decado P is chambered in 9mm and has a 4.4 inch bowl of barrel. There's also rear and front serrations. It's great for those of you guys who would like to love to press check every single time you put around in that chamber. It's great for you guys. I'm a guilty of it too. I'll be going out to the rain soon. I'll be filming me shooting this decado P, how it handles recoil, how fast the trigger is, the slide, how it feels when I do shoot, all of the above. I hope you guys enjoyed this unboxing and first look and my first take, almost decado P. So thanks so much for watching. I'll catch you in the next Johnny Q video. Peace. That feels so good.