Guide
Staccato Car Mount Guide: C, C2, CS, P, XC and XL
Staccato car mount guide: magnetic mounts made for the Staccato C, C2, CS, P, XC and XL. Match your model, choose optic-ready and keep your 2011 secure.
A Staccato is an investment, and owners want it riding somewhere better than a console bin or a door pocket. These 2011-style pistols come in several sizes, from the compact CS to the long-slide XL, and each one needs its own mount.
This guide covers the six Staccato models At The Ready makes mounts for, the C, C2, CS, P, XC and XL, plus the optic choice, placement and install.
Key takeaways
- Each Staccato model has its own At The Ready magnetic mount: C, C2, CS, P, XC and XL.
- Check the model marked on your pistol before you order.
- Each Staccato mount is $95, or $105 for the optic-ready version.
- Many Staccato owners run optics, so the optic-ready version is a common choice.
Six Staccatos, Six Mounts
You can see the current lineup on Staccato’s website. At The Ready designs each mount from one pistol’s actual slide:
| Your pistol | At The Ready mount | Standard | Optic-ready |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staccato C | Staccato C mount | $95 | $105 |
| Staccato C2 | Staccato C2 mount | $95 | $105 |
| Staccato CS | Staccato CS mount | $95 | $105 |
| Staccato P | Staccato P mount | $95 | $105 |
| Staccato XC | Staccato XC mount | $95 | $105 |
| Staccato XL | Staccato XL mount | $95 | $105 |
Staccato names are short and easy to mix up, so check the model marked on your pistol, and call At The Ready at (469) 304-8535 if you are unsure. All Staccato mounts are on one page.
Optic-Ready Is the Usual Pick
Many Staccato owners run a red dot. If yours does, or will, choose “Optic: Yes” for the optic-ready version, $10 more than standard. The choice does not by itself confirm clearance for a light or other accessories, so ask about your setup. More in the optic-ready gun mount guide.
How It Holds Your Staccato
A Staccato car mount holds the pistol with rare-earth magnets in a premium ABS body shaped from that model’s slide, so the pistol sits in the same position on every drive. The trigger guard stays open, so keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire.
Placement for Long and Short Slides
A compact CS and a long-slide XL need different amounts of room, so test the spot with your empty pistol from your normal seat before installing. The side of the center console and a lower dash panel are the most common spots. Keep clear of airbags and pedals, and add the angled mount adapter ($14.99) if the grip sits close to your knee. The truck gun mount placement guide covers the checks.
Installing It
Every mount includes screws, VHB tape and primer. Use the screws, or the tape with the included primer for a no-drill install. Watch the short video on the installation page.
Make It Yours
Choose from 25 colors and add up to 18 characters of custom text at no extra cost; black is the standard base color. Mounts are made in Wylie, Texas, by a veteran-owned company, with a lifetime warranty. Practice with an unloaded pistol, take it with you or lock it up when you leave, and check the carry laws wherever you drive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the Staccato C and C2 share a mount?
No. Each Staccato model has its own mount. Choose the one marked on your pistol.
How much is a Staccato car mount?
$95 standard or $105 optic-ready, with colors and custom text included.
Can I use the mount at home?
Yes. It can go on a nightstand, headboard, desk or wall.
Find the magnetic mount made for your Staccato.
See Staccato mountsAbout At The Ready
At The Ready designs, prints and assembles model-specific pistol mounts in Wylie, Texas. Each mount is built from the actual slide of the firearm it is made for. We are veteran-owned and operated.
