Opinions

[KevDen2005]

Give me your opinions on EAA guns.

Never heard of them before today. Any websites concerning the quality of the guns would be appreciated.

Thoughts please?

[llostwolf]

I have witness in .40, a witness match in 10mm and a .45acp upper and haven't had any problems with either of mine. The witness line is manufactured by Tanfoglio. Fit and finish is very close to CZ's. Its a good piece for the money

[JoeT]

I have a witness compact .45 that I used for as carry gun for years. It has thousands of rounds through it with never a miss fire or failure.

My opinion they are some of the best "inexpensive" guns made. YMMV

[ruthabagah]

Good gun, totally undervalued though.... Try to get it used, because a new one may be hard to sell if you are not planning to keep it.

[KevDen2005]

Saw a .357 revolver today and thought it was a great price and wasn't sure if I should get it because of the brand name, I never heard of it.

The guy at the gun store gave me the impression that they weren't that great. Maybe just trying to urge me into a more expensive gun.

[llostwolf]

Eaa only imports guns they don't really make anything.
I believe the revolvers are made by weihrauch.
http://www.weihrauch-sport.de/
I don't know much about the quality of the weihrauch but on EAA's website there is a disclaimer "Note: (*) Alloy model cannot be sold in SC, WI, Il or other states or cities with frame melt point laws. " and that makes me wonder if these are the old pot metal Saturday night specials that really shouldn't be fired..

[Irving]

I've never owned one, but I've also never heard anything bad about EAA semi-auto pistols.

[KevDen2005]

Stuart, you have dabbled in a little bit of everything

[Irving]

I know, my post was pretty worthless, sorry.

[KevDen2005]

I know, my post was pretty worthless, sorry. [YIKES]

I have now heard several good things about semi-autos but it seems not a lot about revolvers. I am a pretty paranoid and lostwolf brings up a good point.

Makes me a little nervous