This gun is better than any Glock to date. The closest thing is my beretta 92 fs.

I had heard a lot about EAA. Being the owner of 3 CZs all metal I wanted a lighter gun. I could have bought the P-07 but decided to give EAA a try. I went from the gun shop to the range. Shot at 7, 10, 15 and 25 feet. Hit mass at every distance. One heck of a good shooting gun and the price was right. Highly recommend it.

Worth every penny of the extremely low price. This gun works perfectly, I've put well over 500 rounds through this gun without a hitch. The single action trigger is crisp and light. I haven't honestly shot it much in double action, but the pull doesn't seem too bad. The mag was interchangeable with my friend's CZ. Mag is pretty easy to load and built sturdy. The finish of the gun is very good on most parts, but looks a little rough around the edges on the rubberized parts on the grip. The gun is great to shoot, accurate, and the rear sight is adjustable. If you're thinking about buying a full-size 9mm I highly recommend this one. I've had this gun for a few years now and am really considering buying another to have one for each hand.

Very happy with it, the only issue I have had was some trouble with magazine compatibility but that was due to my own personal lack of research. Considering the 10mm version for my next handgun

AN AMAZING FIREARM AND I COULDNT BELEIVE THE PRICE... AWESOME

Tremendously fun! I have the same model (#999104?) only with a shorter barrel (4" vs 4.5"). It was a mistake on my part, but I'm glad I did. The #999044 has a better feel overall and shoots more smoothly. With a full magazine, it balances better. I haven't fully broken it in,* so the slide is still a little stiffer than my first. -Both have that awful trigger that tears up your index finger. -Both use the exact same polymer body. -The 104's detents are set better, but both don't expose them. -The 044's breakdown was more difficult, requiring a little more elbow grease.* -Double action performs well, but the #104 is a little smoother.* -The 044's breakdown did catch me by surprise. While reassembling, I had to lift the slide a little, because the ejector got in the way. -The barrel's ramp is a little more square, but I had no problems with cycling. [I don't know why I write these things, because I really doubt anyone reads them; still, I hope at some point this analysis will prove helpful to someone.]

Very accurate and reliable gun..best for the money..period!

Incredible, excellent, outstanding to name a few right out of the box this gun fired 300 rds not one hiccup not one problem for 300 this gun has gone above and beyond expectations

The small frame Witness, 9mm is one of the best values going. It is very accurate, but low. This is typical of the fixed sights they put on them. A simple call to EAA and they sent me one for my .40, and they will do the same for the 9mm. I took the gun out to the range today and it was flawless. Groups were very tight up to 15 yards. Haven't shot it 25 yards yet as I need to go to a different range to do that. I used Federal, Blazer bronze, and Fiochhi. The Witness handled them all, no problemo. I guess the biggest downside is the finish. It's fine, but it will nick up here and there with usage, unlike, say Melonite. But I bought it to shoot, and that's where the fun is. And the good part is that it will use the same mags that my Witness .40 uses, so who cares that it only came with one mag? Also, my .22 conversion kit fit perfectly on the 9mm just like it did on the .40, and it performed flawlessly today as well. I can swap the slides on the .40 and the 9mm as well. For 300 bucks, who could ask for more?

My 1st ever online firearm purchase. So, was very pleased when transaction went so smooth. Product was as described, and quick delivery along with a great price makes for a satisfied customer. Thanx Rick A