# New Product Highlight: Staccato HD C3.6

Staccato took over SHOT Show earlier this year when the company announced the new HD series. The booth was jam-packed from open to close with people vying to see the new Staccato that (gasp) takes Glock mags.
Now, the duty-focused HD line has big news, and it’s tiny. The **Staccato HD C3.6** is a concealed carry gun for people who only want the best.
Let’s fight through the crowd and take a closer look, shall we?
Staccato HD C3.6 Specs & Features
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**<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Specs</span>**
- **Caliber:** 9mm
- **Action:** Semi-automatic
- **Capacity:** 15+1
- **Optic Footprint:** HOST
- **Frame:** Aluminum
- **Barrel Length:** 3.6”
- **Overall Length:** 7.1”
- **Magazines:** Glock 19
- **Country of Origin:** USA
- **MSRP:** $2,299
**<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Features</span>**
- Takes Glock 19 mags
- Bull barrel
- 4 - 4.5 lb trigger
- HOST optic mounting system
 **Staccato HD C3.6**
The HD C3.6 keeps Staccato’s bull barrel in stainless steel or DLC finish, but it’s shortened to 3.6 inches. The grip is also smaller, designed around 15-round Glock 19 magazines rather than the full-size magazines in the HD P4 and HD P4.5. The aluminum frame trims a few ounces compared to Staccato’s usual steel frames.
Aside from those changes, the standard HD features remain.
That includes a drop-safe firing pin block, external extractor, no grip safety, the versatile HOST optic mounting system, and compatibility with Glock magazines.
Staccato offers the HD C3.5 in three packages.
The **standard package** comes with a stainless steel barrel, standard slide serrations, a standard iron sight up front, and two metal Mac Gar magazines.
The **preferred package** adds a DLC-coated barrel, a Trijicon tritium front sight, and a total of three magazines.
In addition to those upgrades, the **premium package** gets vented serrations on the slide and a total of four magazines.
You can add an optic, light, removable magazine well, and additional magazines at checkout.
In our recent [**Staccato HD P4 review**](https://www.pewpewtactical.com/staccato-hd-p4-review/), we were pleased to report that it’s everything we love about the original Staccatos, only easier to live with.
The compact version looks to be more of the same – and that’s a very good thing.
Staccato lists an MSRP of **$2,299 for the standard HD C3.6.** The preferred package has an **MSRP of $2,499** and the premium package has an **MSRP of $2,799**.
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**What do you think of the new Staccato HD C3.6? Let us know below. For more on these awesome pistols, check out our** [**Staccato P review**](https://www.pewpewtactical.com/staccato-p-review/)**!**