Looks like a good set up if you don't have a rail .
http://shop.ramlite.com/EAA-Tanfoglio-Witness_c24.htm
I would just get another Tanfoglio with a rail ;D
I have one with a rail , a model 999200 .
Don't do it. I tried something similar on a Beretta 92 and it would not hold zero it is not anywhere near as good as using a rail.
Thank you for your help , ad input .
There is no frigging way I am going to trust a magnetic mount to hold a zero with a 10mm's recoil. :-\
Some outfit makes a trigger guard laser. That might be an option, but rail is best.
Quote from: gandog56 on May 31 2015 05:58:39 AM MDT
There is no frigging way I am going to trust a magnetic mount to hold a zero with a 10mm's recoil. :-\
gandog , Thank you for your input .
Quote from: Intercooler on May 31 2015 06:55:58 AM MDT
Some outfit makes a trigger guard laser. That might be an option, but rail is best.
I'll see if I can find out who has a trigger guard mount laser .
Scratch that! None of them look all that hot.
This might be your best option if you can fit it on. The Hogue grips will fit the EAA pistols, but I would call Crimson Trace first. You could always return it I guess.
http://www.bearbasin.com/crimson-trace-cz-75b-75bd.htm
The Hogue grips you have to heat and stretch then where they wrap around the front mag well . I think if you try that with the laser grips , you will destroy the switch . AM I wrong ?
Why not just adapt one of the bolt on rails that you drill and tap to the dust cover of a 1911?
http://www.brownells.com/optics-mounting/scope-bases/handgun-bases/1911-auto-tactical-light-rail-prod27001.aspx
Drill, tap, then use some glass bedding epoxy to fill any gaps in how the rail interfaces with frame.