Videos tagged with EAA Witness 2311

This guide breaks down the popular 2011 handgun platform, explaining its evolution from the 1911, key features like double-stack capacity, hammer-fired single-action operation, and common safety mechanisms. It highlights the prevalence of optics-ready slides and various frame materials, while also advising on suitability for concealed carry versus range use due to size and weight. Expert insights emphasize the importance of trying the firearm before purchase.

This video provides a detailed range report on the EAA Witness 2311 9mm pistol, highlighting its 2011-style platform re-engineered for 9mm. It emphasizes the pistol's three-part construction (steel slide/barrel, aluminum forward frame, polymer rear frame) contributing to a soft shooting experience. The review covers ergonomics, controls, magazine capacity (17+1), and shooting performance with various ammunition types, concluding it offers excellent value.

This video provides an initial look at the EAA Witness 2311 in .45 ACP. The presenter highlights its optic-ready slide, squared trigger, and lightweight frame, noting its potential for competition, plinking, and concealed carry. Initial impressions suggest it's a well-made and surprisingly light firearm for its class.

This episode of "The Gun Cranks" features editors Brent Wheat and Tom McAle, alongside Roy Huntington, discussing various firearms and industry trends. They celebrate reaching two million channel views and over 100,000 subscribers, highlighting the importance of audience engagement. The discussion includes a reader's query about double-stack 1911s and 2011s, with the editors explaining their editorial approach. They also cover specific firearms like the Mossberg 190D 16-gauge shotgun, a miniature AR-15 (Goat 15), a modern Browning High Power variant (EAA MCP 35 P LW Ops), the new blued Colt Python, and a Thompson Center SSK with a .22LR barrel. The episode emphasizes the importance of having fun with firearms and encouraging new shooters.

This video provides an expert-level review of popular double-stack 1911 pistols, often referred to as 2011s, across various budget points. The instructor, demonstrating high authority and technical knowledge, covers models from EAA/Girsan, MAC, Springfield Armory, Wilson Combat, and Staccato, detailing their features, capacities, and performance. It's an excellent resource for those looking to understand the current market for these high-capacity handguns.

This review of the EAA Witness 2311 in 10mm Auto highlights significant reliability issues, including frequent failures to feed, even after factory repair. The reviewer criticizes the poor quality of the included 'Fart Dot' optic and its improper mounting. While ergonomics are deemed average for a double-stack 1911, the overall build quality and value are rated very low due to persistent malfunctions and a high MSRP.