EAA Witness 10mm

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Lamont

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Just put a witness 10mm on layaway, havent shot it yet but i like the way it feels in my hand, whats the recoil most like 357 mag or 44 mag?
 
With off the shelf ammo? About like a .40 Short & Weak. With handloading or some of the better ammo from makes such as Buffalo Bore you will get much better performance. I still wouldnt rate its recoil as high as .357 mag with full power loads.
 
I agree with ljnowell. Mine doesn't feel like either of the revolvers you asked about. It is, as he said, more similar to a .40 S&W or maybe a .38 +P in a large frame .357 revolver, not a snubby.

I generally have a 22 lb spring in mine, but depending on the loads, I also use anywhere from a 20 lb to 16 lb spring. The recoil spring makes a big difference in felt recoil.
 
I've got a couple of 10mm Witnesses, and the only one that really has what you might call recoil is the Compact, with full power loads. The regular Fullsize Witness is very pleasant to shoot.

Hope this helps.

Fred
 
The all-steel witness ain't light, it will soak up the recoil just fine. With full power 10mm loads it will SOUND like a cannon though. +1 on going to a heavier 22lb recoil spring if shooting full power 10's. It will still zing brass into the next county.:)
 
It would be equal in power to a .357 ( or hot .38 Super) IF it was .38 cal.

That magic .40 number is what makes the powerful and accurate
10mm so endearing to us owners.
 
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