Hi everyone,

New here but notice some names from the CZForum so that's nice. Anyway, just ordered an EAA Witness Hunter Part# EAA-600250 which has a somewhat skeletonized slide. As this lightens the slide I was wondering if anyone that has this version has shot hot loads with the Wolff 20lb spring and if so how did it perform? I'd think with the weight reduction an 18lb spring might be better for the big boy ammo. Any thoughts? Photo enclosed of this version of the Hunter.

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Wow, I just ordered the same gun. 
Looking forward to the feedback you are asking for. 

You have excellent taste Mikey 

You also Artist.     
I ordered from Battlehawk Armory, it says it is "Camo", but I found no pics of it anywhere and I looked for days.
I took a leap of faith and at the price of $759 I got, it could be neon pink for all I care.   
https://battlehawkarmory.com/product/eaa-tanfo-witness-hunter-10mm-camo

Mikey,

I've seen some different versions of the Witness camo, they all looked good. My favorite was a black/grey camo pattern, really sharp. Make sure you post a photo when you get yours.

  I was hoping EAA wouldn't adopt this to more models

Intercooler, Which, the Camo paintjob or the skeletonized slide?

Artist,
If you haven't already, you might wanna post your question on these boards also.
https://czfirearms.us/index.php?PHPSESSID=9lj6k59p3ui7tihvegsop4t4j4&board=27.0
https://forums.brianenos.com/forum/202-tanfoglio-eaa-ifg/

Prices aren't bad either. I sure like the camo on my P220 Hunter

Ken

Very cool! 

Mikey,

I believe I will, I've been a member of the CZ forum for longer than I can remember. I bought one of the original 75 SP-01 Shadow's from back when you had to call Angus and request competition upgrades over the phone, which of course I did 

I've since swapped out the rubber grips for the flat aluminum ones and after thousands of rounds and god knows how many dry fires on a rubber O ring the trigger is smooth as silk. But other than that she's just like the day I bought her.

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Quote from: artist on January 06 2021 12:26:09 PM MST
Hi everyone,

New here but notice some names from the CZForum so that's nice. Anyway, just ordered an EAA Witness Hunter Part# EAA-600250 which has a somewhat skeletonized slide. As this lightens the slide I was wondering if anyone that has this version has shot hot loads with the Wolff 20lb spring and if so how did it perform? I'd think with the weight reduction an 18lb spring might be better for the big boy ammo. Any thoughts? Photo enclosed of this version of the Hunter.

I have the 20# spring and am loading hot loads.  Just ordered a 22# at the advice of a competition shooter.  I have 2 Witness Pro's.  I ordered the Wolff Springs combo with the hammer spring included.  And yes it made a big difference.  The recoil even with the 20# spring broke a Holosun.

We sell +8 booster springs if you want to go even higher.  It's a dual spring setup with a smaller diameter guide rod.
You could run a 16 pound outer spring, with our +8 inner and be at 24 or whatever you like.  You can go to 30# plus if you want.

Tony Rumore
Tromix
www.tromix.com

Quote from: artist on January 14 2021 05:55:02 AM MST
Mikey,

I believe I will, I've been a member of the CZ forum for longer than I can remember. I bought one of the original 75 SP-01 Shadow's from back when you had to call Angus and request competition upgrades over the phone, which of course I did 

I've since swapped out the rubber grips for the flat aluminum ones and after thousands of rounds and god knows how many dry fires on a rubber O ring the trigger is smooth as silk. But other than that she's just like the day I bought her.

I only have one lil ole CZ.   It is one of the rare Satin Nickel CZ97B's though. 
Most accurate best shooting gun I own.   
I too am a member/lurker on the CZ Forum.
Pic is not mine, but mine is a twin of the pictured one. 


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Way nice Mikey