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Staccato Factory Tour

Take a tour of the Staccato factory in Florence, Texas, and see how a 2011 is built.

Experience Staccato

Staccato is Texas-based and veteran operated, designing and precision manufacturing pistols that help people shoot better. A Staccato guide takes you up close to see how the team builds handguns for duty and defense, concealed carry, and competition.

Public tour tickets are sold through Eventbrite.

Schedule a factory tour

Tour FAQs

Other questions? Contact the Customer Experience Team at (512) 819-0656 or customer.service@staccato2011.com.

Who can take a Staccato 368 Exclusive Tour?

Staccato 368 members, and each member may bring 1 guest. Owners who haven’t joined yet can complete the Owner’s Profile at https://staccato2011.com/staccato-owners-profile first. Minors must be at least thirteen to tour, enter the range, or handle firearms and ammunition, and must stay with a parent or legal guardian; those aged thirteen to seventeen also need written parental permission to possess a handgun. Every guest needs a valid U.S. ID (driver’s license, License to Carry, passport, or military ID) and signs an NDA and liability waiver.

What should I wear and bring?

This is a working manufacturing facility, so close-toed shoes are required (sneakers or boots recommended; no open toes, open sides, or open heels). Backpacks and large bags are not allowed.

What can I expect?

A Staccato guide walks you through how the team builds pistols for duty and defense, concealed carry, and competition, followed by a visit to the museum covering the company’s history. Your ticket includes 50 rounds of Staccato Ammo to use at Staccato Ranch and the chance to shoot the Staccato CS, C, P, XC, XL and P4.

Can I go on or join a tour if I don't have a ticket?

No. Tour space is limited, so reserve your spot ahead of time.

I reserved a spot but can't make it, what should I do?

Cancel your order so another guest can take the spot, then pick a different tour date for a future visit.

Can I take photographs?

No. Photography is not permitted inside the manufacturing building during the tour.

What if tickets are sold out online?

Check back for openings, or join the waitlist for your preferred tour date.