please do.

I am not putting in lengths.  Generally they are already well documented by the makers.  Weight, specifically of the reciprocating parts, is either inaccurate or more often, not available.  And since it is the single largest indicator of how well a 10mm handgun will handle the heavy loads, it is really valuable to us.

I don't have anything to weigh the entire setup.

Here is what I got though:

EAA Elite Limited 4.75"
Slide- 12.83 oz
Barrel- 4.76 oz
EAA Hunter 6"
Slide- 14.70 oz
Barrel- 4.74 oz

Thanks IC.  Table updated.

Picked up an 11lb digital to finish up the data set and... senior moment... forgot my Limited Pro too Getting old

Limited
Slide assembly- 19.1 oz
Total- 46.1 oz
Hunter
Slide assembly- 22.0 oz
Total- 48.0 oz

Limited Pro
Slide- 13.64 oz
Barrel- 3.91 oz
Slide assembly- 18.9 oz
Total- 42.7 oz

For the Match is that the new style with rail? I'm wondering if that should be noted?

It is not.  I will amend the post.

RIA Tact II FS

Total (w/o Mag) 40.3
Total (w/ Mag) 43
Slide asm 21.2
Bull Barrel 5.5
Bare slide 13.3

I'd like to see loaded weight with one common bullet weight, (say 180 grain) and magazine capacity listed

Quote from: Captain_Witness on January 31 2016 07:04:55 PM MST
I'd like to see loaded weight with one common bullet weight, (say 180 grain) and magazine capacity listed

I weighed my RIA Tact II FS with 9 rounds (8+1) at 48 oz.
9x Armscor 180 gr

EAA Witness Elite with rail and ambi safety, 14 +1 capacity, 180 grain 10MM FMJ loads. Using a USPS mechanical scale I get 56 ounces

@sqlbullet - What is the 'SC' designation behind the RIA entry?

RIA   Tactical II FS SC

Standard Capacity.  The wide body guns would be HC.

Quote from: sqlbullet on February 09 2016 12:08:44 PM MST
Standard Capacity.  The wide body guns would be HC.

D'oh! Right you are...

STI Perfect 10
Total 44.8 with mag
Slide assembly 25.0
Barrel 6.5
Bare slide 15.7