Built For American Patriots · Independent · Constitutional Absolutist
Head to head

Staccato CS vs Glock 19 Gen5

The biggest cited difference is the Staccato CS’s own page notice: Staccato says it will discontinue the CS starting Nov. 21, 2025, with limited inventory remaining. On the numbers, Staccato prints a 3.5″ bull barrel and 23 oz without optic or magazine; Glock prints a 4.02 inch barrel and 21.52 oz without a magazine for the G19 Gen5. Every figure is copied from each maker’s own product page, checked November 5, 2026.

The CS discontinue notice

Staccato’s CS page carries this note: “Please note: We will discontinue the Staccato CS starting Nov 21, 2025, to focus on future innovation. Limited inventory remains — available while supplies last.” The page also showed a “SOLD OUT” banner when we fetched it on Nov. 5, 2026. That is the maker’s statement, not our verdict; check Staccato for what is available.

At a glance

Spec (maker label)Staccato CSGLOCK 19 Gen5
Caliber9x19 mm9x19 mm
Capacity15+1; Magazine 2x15, “Comes with 2 x 15 Round Magazines”Standard: 15; optional 15 / 17 / 24 / 31 / 33
Barrel3.5″ Bull Barrel102 mm | 4.02 inch
Dimensions7.1” x 1.45” x 5.4” (the page does not label the three numbers); “Width at grip is 1.2”Overall length 185 mm | 7.28 inch; Height incl. Mag. 128 mm | 5.04 inch; Width, Overall 34 mm | 1.34 inch
Weight23 oz, “Without optic & no magazine”Without magazine: 610 g | 21.52 oz; empty magazine: 670 g | 23.63 oz; loaded magazine: 855 g | 30.16 oz
Trigger4-4.5 lb, “Crisp & clean single action pull”26 N
Frame7075 AluminumNot yet verified
Optic“Free Optic Mounting” in the page banner; no optic-ready line in its Technical SpecificationsNot yet verified
Source (checked Nov. 5, 2026)staccato2011.com Staccato CSus.glock.com G19 Gen5

Like for like: Staccato prints its dimensions as one unlabeled line, “7.1” x 1.45” x 5.4”, so we do not say which number is length, width or height, and we do not line them up against Glock’s labeled length, height and width. The 1.2” “Width at grip” is a separate Staccato line. Staccato’s 23 oz is stated without optic and without a magazine; Glock’s 21.52 oz is without a magazine, and we do not subtract or convert. Staccato lists 15+1 (the +1 is its own wording) and Glock lists 15; we do not infer a chambered-round count for Glock. Trigger pull is in different units (pounds for Staccato, newtons for Glock) and we do not convert. Glock notes its technical data “are rounded and do not reflect tolerances.” Staccato’s page also shows a price; we list none.

Which to pick (on paper)

We have not range-tested these; facts below are from the makers.

Not yet verified

Related: FN 509 Midsize vs Glock 19 Gen5, H&K VP9A1 X vs Glock 19, Glock 19 vs CZ P-10 C, Canik METE SF vs Glock 19, Kimber 2K11 vs Staccato, SIG P211 vs Staccato HD, carry pistol dimensions, all comparisons

Frequently asked questions

Is the Staccato CS discontinued?
Staccato's CS page says "We will discontinue the Staccato CS starting Nov 21, 2025" and that limited inventory remains while supplies last. We checked it on Nov. 5, 2026 and the page showed a SOLD OUT banner.
What barrel and weight does the Staccato CS list?
Staccato lists a 3.5 in bull barrel and 23 oz without optic and without a magazine. Glock lists 102 mm (4.02 inch) and 21.52 oz without a magazine for the G19 Gen5.
What capacity does the Staccato CS list?
Staccato lists 15+1 and says the CS comes with 2 x 15 round magazines. Glock lists a standard 15 with optional 15 / 17 / 24 / 31 / 33 for the G19 Gen5.

Sources

  1. Staccato: Staccato CS Technical Specifications and discontinue notice (checked Nov. 5, 2026)
  2. Glock: G19 Gen5 technical data (checked Nov. 5, 2026)

Keep exploring

Free weekly email

The Gun Release Report

Get new gun releases and NFA law updates. Free, weekly. Unsubscribe at any time.

About the newsletter · Privacy

Subscribe free on beehiiv