Greetings my fellow shooters! Based on previous experiences I had some five years ago, I was under the impression that EAA only imported cheap, low quality CZ-75 clones. This all changed. Let me tell you about it. It all began while visiting my local gun shop here in Olympia Wa. I was inspecting (yes, I take my sweet time while looking at a pistol) several pistols. I looked at CZs, SIGs, H&Ks and then, while going to the register to pay for some ammo I saw a nice looking pistol with a well executed finish that looked like stainless steel. Well, the pistol was a Witness .45. Exterior finish was flawless. No sloppy machining, no sharp edges, first class job. Inside, very nice, in few words a continuation of the good job done outside. Machining was impressive. Barrel/slide/frame fit was tight with barrel/slide showing no play at all (just like my USP 45). The barrel was very nice and resembled the look and finish of a Kimber barrel. Feeding ramp was polished and the chamber did not have any sharp edges or irregularities. Trigger was good in D/A although a little gritty. S/A trigger was nice and crisp. With a trigger job, this would become one of the sweetest pistols. The pistol felt extremely good in the hand and pointed naturally. The safety was smooth and positive. This pistol felt better and was smaller than the CZ-97. Price: $340.00 about $299.00 for regular blue. Following is a review I received from an actual owner. "Hi Sarge, Yep, I bought it and it's the best $300 bucks I ever spent. I didn't have to do anything to the one I bought. Shoots right to point of aim, has a great single action trigger, and feeds and ejects perfectly. The double action trigger is a bit gritty, but I can sure live with that, especially since it can be carried cocked and locked. I got the wonder finish which is some kind of hard chrome from what I read. There are magazines available everywhere at the shows around here. If you do get one, I would recommend the 452 HKS mag loader. It is a real experience trying to get 10 rounds into those mags without it. I still love my Ruger P90, but I don't think I will be banging plates much with it this season. I hope you can score one for yourself. I think it is the best 45 deal I have seen in along time. Good shootin to ya" This will be my next pistol