Just bought a 10mm eaa witnees, shot about 100 rounds. This gun shot`s accurate, very reliable,and is a creampuff to shot. The finish needs a little work, but I can handle that, for I only paid 325.00 for it. For the money cannot be beat! Tell me about your experince`s with this gun thank`s Nickster!
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Eaa Witnees 10mm.
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I have two witness pistols. A 9mm and a 40 S&W. I love em, they feel better in your hand than any other pistol, have 1911 controls, are made of steel, and there are plenty of factory and aftermarket parts available to do whatever you want to them. Hi-cap mags are reasonably priced too.
I use the 40 S&W for IPSC limited competition. I have put 4000+ major power factor rounds through the 40 S&W without any problems at all. The only modification I made to the gun was the addition of a BO-MAR sight. I carry an extra slide stop in my range bag because someone told me they tend to break, my experience doesn't support that however.
I haven't shot my 9mm very much, less than 300 rounds. I was considering making it into a 9x21 for open IPSC competition but have since changed my mind. I now wish I would have bought a 45 acp witness instead.
I do have one minor complaint. I shoot primarly lead bullets (Oregon Trail) and the barrels seem to strip/shave lead. After shooting even a few lead bullets you can find lead shavings in the barrel-looks like hair. It doesn't affect accuracy or reliability. After 300 rounds (give or take) I just shoot a couple of jacketed bullets to remove the lions share of lead at the range then finish the cleaning at home.
I use the 40 S&W for IPSC limited competition. I have put 4000+ major power factor rounds through the 40 S&W without any problems at all. The only modification I made to the gun was the addition of a BO-MAR sight. I carry an extra slide stop in my range bag because someone told me they tend to break, my experience doesn't support that however.
I haven't shot my 9mm very much, less than 300 rounds. I was considering making it into a 9x21 for open IPSC competition but have since changed my mind. I now wish I would have bought a 45 acp witness instead.
I do have one minor complaint. I shoot primarly lead bullets (Oregon Trail) and the barrels seem to strip/shave lead. After shooting even a few lead bullets you can find lead shavings in the barrel-looks like hair. It doesn't affect accuracy or reliability. After 300 rounds (give or take) I just shoot a couple of jacketed bullets to remove the lions share of lead at the range then finish the cleaning at home.
Rob Pincus
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I have a few more rounds through my EAA 10mm than you do, and I have found it to be a great gun.
It is acceptably accurate, smooth, realiable and soft-shooting...
It is THE best bargain in 10mm.... no doubt.
It is acceptably accurate, smooth, realiable and soft-shooting...
It is THE best bargain in 10mm.... no doubt.
Peter M. Eick
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I agree with Rob, my 10mm witness has seen around 3000 rnds now and I find it to be exceptionally reliable, more accurate then I could have hope-ed for and very easy to shoot. I have a 40s&w witness and found that the 10 seems to be easier to shoot and more fun.
By the way, I emailed them on friday about a long slide version, and they said this fall. I want the long slide to take advantage of the power of the 10mm round.
By the way, I emailed them on friday about a long slide version, and they said this fall. I want the long slide to take advantage of the power of the 10mm round.
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