EAA Witness Elite?
- Thread starter Waterengineer
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Right off the bat, I see three differences:
1. Set screw on trigger
2. Squared off trigger guard (for some reason I guess competition shooters like this, but for the life of me I could never figure out why)
3. Frame extends out to the full length of the slide. I'd really like to see a picture of the barrel - just wondering if it's thick like mine or a more standard thickness.
1. Set screw on trigger
2. Squared off trigger guard (for some reason I guess competition shooters like this, but for the life of me I could never figure out why)
3. Frame extends out to the full length of the slide. I'd really like to see a picture of the barrel - just wondering if it's thick like mine or a more standard thickness.
Thanks. I noticed that it appears to have a longer beaver tail on it as well. They obviously positioned this gun, cosmetically anyway, to appeal to the competition shooter. I doubt these things affect the performance of the gun, but I can attest to the fact that it is exceptinally accurate. I was surprised how well I shot with it the first few times I used it, given that I'd never fired any other 10mm before.
The_Browncoat
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i use to shoot one in IPSC but it always jammed, it was the mags....all of them EAA wouldnt send me their "updated mags" so i sold it, was crazy accurate tho
I ordered new mags directly from EAA - really good quality and no FTF's or jams at all. I was told that you really need the mags with the orange followers. In fact, I think on the older mags you could probably just replace the followers. I paid $23/magazine for 14 round 10mm magazines - pretty good price, and they were delivered in 2 days from placing the order.