[Ensemble] Pistol replica STACCATO 2011 C2 licenciée (Upgrade Version) [EMG] + Adaptateur HPA Pistolet Hi-Capa pour Chargeurs M4/AR15 [Army Armame...

The Staccato C2 EMG – A Compact Powerhouse
I’ve been running the Staccato C2 from EMG for a while now, and I have to say: I am beyond impressed. If you are looking for a sidearm that balances aggressive aesthetics with genuine field performance, this is it.
Out-of-the-Box Performance
What surprised me most is the consistency. Using 0.32g BBs, I’m getting an effective and accurate range of 30 to 40 meters. For a compact "Carry" sized pistol, that’s exceptional. The flight path is stable, and it punches well above its weight class.
Build Quality & Ergonomics
The build quality is top-tier. You can feel the "T8" quality in the construction—everything feels tight, snappy, and durable.
The Grip: One of my favorite features. The texture is incredibly comfortable and provides a secure "locked-in" feel without being overly abrasive. It handles recoil beautifully.
Compatibility: A huge plus for tech-heads is that it’s Tokyo Marui (TM) compatible. While it performs great stock, knowing I can easily swap in high-end upgrade parts if I ever want to push it further gives me total peace of mind.
Final Verdict
I couldn't be happier with this purchase. It’s reliable, looks stunning, and the performance at 30-40m makes it more than just a backup—it’s a viable primary for CQB.

Excelent build, accuracy ootb and overall premium feel for the money. Hop was already set up.
The pistol required a little more lubrication.
Very good gas efficiency of more than 50 bb's. A mag holds about 27

Very good quality. No womble. Wonderful click clacks also good weight like a real steel.
My only problem is does not work with 3 different type of magazine. Neither with the stock mag. Do we have any solution? I can't find the reason. They seem identical but only one mag works so far

This replica is so unique in its look and because of the T8 parts it also shoots so well!! If you have big hands you might be better of taking the Staccato P. For my a clear recommendation if it suits you!

Very nice look and feel, good kick, agressive stippling which is awesome.
Rmr mount works perfect with vector optics frenzy.
One star removed because it is not lubricated or greased AT ALL, like completely dry. I had to dismount it almost entirely to dare shoot with it.
Trigger is a bit hard even after lubrication.

Great stacatto replica for the price you pay. With all the steel parts and performance out of the box this replica is a very user friendly pistol for any one new or veteran in the airsoft world. Very easy slide removal for maintenance and hop adjustment en enough option for optics with the optic ready system already placed on top of the slide. Not gonna run a optic, no worries there's a stock iron rear sight in the package to install. The only minor I find is the slide to frame fitment which has a little wobble in it. Not like the TM but let's say it's better for not jamming so quick when it would have been to tight. At the end, I really recommend this replica to anyone new or familiar in airsoft. Would definitely buy one or a similar one again.

Sturdy! Very well made with great a look and feel, consistency and kick. There is no need to change the recoil spring as I saw many reviewers recomend.
The only upgrades I made are a red-dot, a flashlight and a hopup bucking. I should change the inner barrel with a smaller one because the tip in front it come loose from time to time and without it it sticks out by 1 cm.
Good purchase.

I decided to wait with my review until I have fully tested out this gun, and now that I have disassembled it a million times and shot over a thousand BBs through it, I have a lot of criticism and some praise to say.

First the good things. The body is super nice, absolutely no wobble anywhere, it has some hefty weight into it, the slide feels chunky, it really feels like a real gun. Very good externals. The T8 upgrades are nice aswell, steel hammer etc., very handy. The pistol has also absolutely no problems working at low tempretures. With red gas at -3°C without warming up the mags, it easily empties the entire mag and cycles perfectly. The stock bucking is shit, but putting in a Flamingo 60° or 70° is easy and cheap, so do that.

Now the slightly bad stuff. The AA mags (recommended here in the description) started leaking gas LIKE CRAZY after a month. Every single one of my 4 did. The valves are barely tightened at all by the factory, and the o-rings are dry as sahara. All of them. There is absolutely no lube on them. You MUST disassemble them and properly lube (I used superlube) and tighten (I kept tightening both valves and the bottom screw until they stopped hissing) these mags. Even if they arrive OK, they will eventually give out and leak gas. EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM.

Now the really bad stuff. The stock hop chamber is simply dogshit. It's a split design held by two screws on the bottom, so it has a tendency to curve BBs to the side near the end, and the gun cannot lift heavier BBs than 0.25g, even at max setting.
I bought the TTI hop chamber (which apparently should be compatible with the Staccato and many claim to use it), but it DOES NOT FIT. Even installing it, it's too tight and you gotta force it into its place to even assemble the gun. Once you assemble it, it's no good because the chamber sits too far and it doesn't lift BBs at all with the TTI. Not even .20, not even on max setting, because the chamber simply does not fit. And I cannot move it forwards or backwards, then the gun is impossible to assemble because you cannot insert the frame lock bar into its hole.

Now the question is, do you want to experiment with hop chambers? Do you want to burn your money, trying to figure out which one fits, which one does not?

If you're fine only running 0.25g BBs and don't mind fixing leaky mags and don't expect to use this at longer range, go ahead and buy it. It's okay for that and it looks pretty. It's reliable internally, works well in the cold and it probably won't break.

Good solid

High cappa for a nice price.

It’s snappy and you can see it
Already has some good upgrades.

The only thing if you want to take it apart for maintenance. Is be careful the the screws are not that great and wil strip easily.

Also Take into consideration that the extra magazine deal wil give you standard mags and not the same upgraded magazine that comes whit it.
They wil work just fine but are a little less efficient gas wise

But it’s a very nice little side
That’s smooth as butter I love it