Bobboo

Bobboo Here: EAA Limited Pro 45 acp. You have to get a little creative to meet the rules for IDPA to make CDP. Remove 1/4" off the beaver tale, use the plastic mag pad etc. My scale says 40.05 oz. It will fit in the box even with out removing material from the beaver tail. But you have to cant it a little.

I got my EAA Pro 45acp and it works great. After sighting it in, it grouped shots really well. I have put 400 rnds of every type of 45 ammo I have and no jams. Also a plus was the fact that my EAA 40cal mags also work in it with the 45 ammo. Which saved me a few bucks buying extra mags.I will add a few things from Hennings custom parts to lighten the double & single action trigger. Recoil was about what you would expect from a 45, but very managable. Bobboo

I got my EAA Pro 45acp and it works great. After sighting it in, it grouped shots really well. I have put 400 rnds of every type of 45 ammo I have and no jams. Also a plus was the fact that my EAA 40cal mags also work in it with the 45 ammo. Which saved me a few bucks buying extra mags.I will add a few things from Hennings custom parts to lighten the double & single action trigger. Recoil was about what you would expect from a 45, but very managable. Bobboo

I just ordered the EAA Witness Limited Pro in 45 acp. ( large frame)I plan to shoot it in IDPA (CDP) div and UPSA limited 10 Div. I have feeding problems with both of the 40 cal & 9mm with this same model. Does anyone have one of these and note any problems. I would think with the larger caliber it would not be an issue as far as feeding goes.

I just ordered the EAA large frame Pro 45 acp. double action on first shot. Is there any issues with this model. I would think feeding would be good , due to the larger caliber. I have feeding problems with the 40 & 9mm. But I like the feel of the gun so much, I thought I would give the 45acp a try in IDPA (CDP) & Limited 10 for USPSA.