EAA GIRSAN WITNESS2311 10MM 5 GOV OR BLK

SKU: LIP|EU395000UPC: 741566906176Mfr. Part #: 395000

$888.99

EAA GIRSAN WITNESS2311 10MM 5 GOV OR BLK

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Description

Designed to utilize standard double stack 1911 magazines as well as the traditional polymer grip receiver and the top end of Girsan 1911 handguns (in 9mm 45ACP and 10mm) the Witness2311 is as versatile as it is revolutionary. The reliability of a Girsan 1911 now available with a much larger capacity and at a price point that everyone can afford there really is no downside to this new handgun. – Extended Beaver Tail – Accessory Rail – Polymer Grips – Ambidextrous safety Adjustable Rear Super Sight and Fiber Optic Front Sight 6 Model 3 Dot Sights and Optic Ready Models – High Capacity Double Stack Magazine

Additional information

upc

741566906176

manufacturer

European American Armory / EAA Corp

Manufacturer Part Number

395000

Action

Single Action

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

10mm

Capacity

15 + 1

Number of Magazines

1 15 rd.

Package Height

3.2

Package Width

8.5

Product Type

Semi-Auto Pistol

Safety

Ambidextrous

Shipping Weight

3.95

Sights

Fixed Contrast Sights

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

Slide Description

Optic Ready/Serrated

Model

WITNESS 2311

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