Eaa Witness Elite 10mm pistols
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- Aug 5, 2009
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You must be reading my mind. I just ordered the 600343 this morning. I'll PM you with pricing when I get a chance.
2A
Thanks - I held a Limited (9mm not 10) in a gun shop outside of Ocean City and it seemed like an extremely well made pistol. Even the case was nice.
sailskidrive
Legalize the Constitution
Looks a lot like a Jericho 940 or Desert Eagle Baby Eagle....
anil
Active Member
Baby Eagle and Witness are both patterned after the CZ-75.
I've shot a Witness Limited 10mm. It is a great pistol.
More precisely, the Witness/Tanfoglio is a modified CZ-75, and the Jericho is a modified Tanfoglio.
Quanto?
Bart_man
Clinging to gun&religion
Mark I've been wanting one of these for a while. pm me too.
Edit: actually I was thinking of the Pcarry not the elite..
My favorite part about the Witness line is the interchangable slides/barrels. I can shoot major/minor stock-unlimited with the same frame.
netspec
Active Member
I didn't know the Match was on the handgun roster. Could you PM me a price (.45 ACP)
- Aug 5, 2009
- 2,606
Any way you can get me the model #? It might not be on the Roster.
Unless I'm missing something, the Match does not appear to be on the Roster.
Bart_man
Clinging to gun&religion
600248
- Aug 5, 2009
- 2,606
UUUUUUGHH, I can get you one, but it would have to be submitted to the Board. Which I can do for you. It would be a while before you got your gun.
2A
sailskidrive
Legalize the Constitution
How heavy are the Witnesses? I have a Baby Eagle I bought about 10 years ago and it could double as a melee weapon or anchor pig. It's crazy accurate for how inexpensive it was...
How heavy are the Witnesses? I have a Baby Eagle I bought about 10 years ago and it could double as a melee weapon or anchor pig. It's crazy accurate for how inexpensive it was...
Depends. The polymer ones are comparable to many others. The hunter/competition models with full dustcovers and optics rails and optics can add up fast.
Bart_man
Clinging to gun&religion
Mark,
What about .45ACP in the same pistol...that seems to be admitted
model 600245
bobnieder
S&W Fan
Plain vanilla EAA Witness poly 10mm 999061
I've seen online dealers and auction sites offering this model -- which is on the handgun list -- for anywhere from $380 to $500, with most of the prices around $400. That's a pretty attractive price for a respectable 10mm platform. About $150 cheaper than a Glock 20 or 29, less than half of one of the S&W semi-autos, and a third of a Colt Delta Elite -- not that I think it's on the same level. I wish S&W would offer 10mm in the M&P line,but I guess they feel they would have to change pieces and parts to handle 10mm pressures -- still EAA offers conversion kits based on the same frame, and I suppose Glock uses the same frame for theirs. Maybe the answer is the heavier weight of the EAA. Maybe it's that tradeoff that holds S&W back. I'd be willing to pay for a safe 10mm conversion kit to enable the .40 S&W M&P to handle the hotter round.
Sorry I drifted off topic. I can share my links to auctions & dealers selling the 999061, if you're interested.
Bob
I've seen online dealers and auction sites offering this model -- which is on the handgun list -- for anywhere from $380 to $500, with most of the prices around $400. That's a pretty attractive price for a respectable 10mm platform. About $150 cheaper than a Glock 20 or 29, less than half of one of the S&W semi-autos, and a third of a Colt Delta Elite -- not that I think it's on the same level. I wish S&W would offer 10mm in the M&P line,but I guess they feel they would have to change pieces and parts to handle 10mm pressures -- still EAA offers conversion kits based on the same frame, and I suppose Glock uses the same frame for theirs. Maybe the answer is the heavier weight of the EAA. Maybe it's that tradeoff that holds S&W back. I'd be willing to pay for a safe 10mm conversion kit to enable the .40 S&W M&P to handle the hotter round.
Sorry I drifted off topic. I can share my links to auctions & dealers selling the 999061, if you're interested.
Bob
jhartmac
Active Member
? about the 10mm balistics, similar to a 357mag basically?
NHaze
Active Member
I think you're thinking of the .357 Sig. AFAIK 10mm should be more along the lines of .41 mag
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