When European American Armory (EAA) set out to create a reliable, affordable handgun applicable to a wide range of uses, they started with the CZ-75 design. It's no mistake that the CZ-75 is one of the most cloned and copied platforms out there (next to the 1911, of course), because it's a highly robust platform with a decades-long track record. The Witness P Match Pro is one of EAA's latest additions to their Witness line, and if you're in the market for a semi-auto pistol appropriate for home defense or competitive shooting, it might just be the latest addition to your gun case, as well. In this video, American Rifleman's Kelly Young outlines all of the details of this handsome new firearm.
Video Review: EAA Witness P Match Pro Semi-Auto Pistol
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