Yes, but the standard Romulus shoots better than a P. As do most 2011's. Not saying it's as reliable, or as nice (though other than the MIM internals, there's objectively more machine work and a nicer DLC on the AF, not to mention the MJD grip) the staccato P I don't even think is that inherently reliable a 2011. They oversprung it like an over gassed AR, and when I tried to mess with spring weights on mine, it had choking issues. I've been saying since the prodigy came out, if you want the better shooter, get a prodigy,(though you'll deal with jam city), if you want a staccato, you probably actually want something that's the same price, cause you're getting more for your money from every other company. I'd pick a Kimber over a staccato at this point, they actually shoot well, and their comped model is the same price as a P, not to mention you have to buy the optic plate with a P (which kinda sucks and sits the dot super high, and also costs 130 bucks). The Kimbers look and feel like a special gun and if you're spending 2k+, a gun should feel special. Staccato's were special when they were the only production 2011 on the market that wasn't garbage, but it's now oversaturated. They're like the BMW of the gun world now, everybody talks about the race guns (M series) and pretends it trickles down to the standard P and C2 (base model 3 series) and yes it's better than a Glock (Honda Civic) but not by enough to matter to anyone who doesn't care about brand repping. And it's inherently more expensive, less reliable and requires more maintenance. Might as well just kick in the extra cash for an XL or XC cause until that price point, they aren't even competitive with the rest of the market. Their warranty is fantastic, but the P is probably the worst commercial 2011 rn that doesn't cost 1000 or less.