EAA Witness Durability?

BigMike · October 23, 1999, 10:19 AM

Hello,
I am inquiring as to how durable the EAA Witness firearms have been. They appear to be competitively priced, and come from a CZ design that from what I understand is among the best. I was at their website and noticed that they offer a .45 Decocker Witness. I have shot a 9mm CZ, and found the grip to be comfortable and fits my med/large hands quite well. Since there doesn't appear to be 'lots' of ink on these particular handguns, any feedback on the durability of the EAA handguns would be appreciated. I am particularly interested in the .45 or the 10 mm at this point. Thank you. mike

George Stringer · October 23, 1999, 09:50 PM

BigMike, I've done a few upgrades on them and sold several but I've never owned one. I really can't speak to their durability first hand. My customers think quite highly of them. George

October 23, 1999, 10:19 AM	#1
BigMike Senior Member Join Date: October 16, 1999 Location: North Central/Panhandle Florid Posts: 569	Hello, I am inquiring as to how durable the EAA Witness firearms have been. They appear to be competitively priced, and come from a CZ design that from what I understand is among the best. I was at their website and noticed that they offer a .45 Decocker Witness. I have shot a 9mm CZ, and found the grip to be comfortable and fits my med/large hands quite well. Since there doesn't appear to be 'lots' of ink on these particular handguns, any feedback on the durability of the EAA handguns would be appreciated. I am particularly interested in the .45 or the 10 mm at this point. Thank you. mike

October 23, 1999, 09:50 PM	#2
George Stringer Staff Alumnus Join Date: October 12, 1998 Location: Earlington KY Posts: 2,299	BigMike, I've done a few upgrades on them and sold several but I've never owned one. I really can't speak to their durability first hand. My customers think quite highly of them. George