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EAA
Model Witness Stock
EAA Pistol Witness Stock 10 mm Variant-1
Scale To:
Gun Dimensions Width:1.4-in
Length:8.1-in Height:5-in
Barrel:4.5-in Weight:39-oz
Variant 1 of 3
Gun Rankings
  • Power Factor (180 grain bullet)201780
  • Recoil Factor (180 grain bullet)7.92 ft-lb
  • Total Capacity15 rounds
  • ConcealabilityFair
  • Defense Factor93%
Gun Specifications
Type:Pistol
Produced:2005 - 2021
Caliber:10 mm
Action:recoil operated semi-automatic
Trigger:double-action (DA/SA)
Safety:frame mounted safety
Magazine:14-round
Frame:hard chromed carbon steel
Grip:checkered wood
Sights:3-dot combat
Notes:AKA Witness Elite Stock I
Manufacturer
European American Armory Corp.
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Gun Value
MSRP:$1,102.00Used Est:$800.00
Last Update:11/16/2023
About the Gun

The Tanfoglio-made Stock series of double-action (SA/DA) semi-automatic pistols are specially made for I.P.S.C. - Production Class - competitions, for sport shooting and self defense. There are three primary Stock models in the series; the Elite Stock I, the Elite Stock II and the Elite Stock III. All models feature checkered walnut grips, front and rear slide serrations, extended beavertail, checkered front and back straps, reversible magazine release, skeletonized hammer and polygonal rifling. The Stock II and Stock III feature a full barrel shroud with the Stock III also incorporating an accessory rail. The Stock I and Stock II barrel has a coned external profile for a better fitting between the barrel and the slide. The Stock III model has a cylindrical barrel.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge: 10 mm
Alias: N/A
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Ballistics for This Gun
Selected Bullet Mass:180 grains
MV:1121 ft/sec ME:502 ft-lbs
About the Cartridge

Initially made by Norma and chambered in the Bren Ten pistol in 1983 the 10 mm Auto was right off a formidable round. While the Bren Ten was not successful, the 10 mm cartridge was. In 1989 the FBI announced the 10 mm Auto as their officially favored sidearm. While the cartridge has proven itself over time, many felt that the cartridge was a little long for semi-auto pistols, making the pistol grip a little big for some comfort levels. When the shorter .40 S&W cartridge with very similar ballistics was introduced, it soon won popularity over the 10 mm round. The 10 mm Auto cartridge still has a strong following and manufacturers are still making pistols chambered for this round.

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