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hemiram · March 5, 2020, 05:55 AM

I've had two EAA Witness .45's and both of them were flawless. I sold the first one when I needed cash in a hurry, but the second one has stuck around for about 7 years. Never a single issue, shoots anything I put in it that isn't just plain defective. I had some .45 ACP stuff a while back, and about 10 rounds were not even close to being able to be chambered. I sent them back to whoever made them, and they sent me two full boxes in return. My Witness made a bunch of 1911's look very bad.

March 5, 2020, 05:55 AM	#17
hemiram Senior Member Join Date: November 6, 2005 Location: Toledo, ohio Posts: 762	I've had two EAA Witness .45's and both of them were flawless. I sold the first one when I needed cash in a hurry, but the second one has stuck around for about 7 years. Never a single issue, shoots anything I put in it that isn't just plain defective. I had some .45 ACP stuff a while back, and about 10 rounds were not even close to being able to be chambered. I sent them back to whoever made them, and they sent me two full boxes in return. My Witness made a bunch of 1911's look very bad.