EAA .357 revolver any good?

iweb

December 11, 2002 17:47

I was looking at a new EAA .357 Windicater with 4" barrel which sells for $269 retail and $230 or so dealer cost. It looks and feels good and the dealer (a friend) says that he sold over 18 of them and never a complaint so far. Does anyone know anything about this German gun good or bad? Thanks.

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  DJAbby

  December 11, 2002 18:08

  We have the 2", black, rubber grip version for home defense,and we like it a lot. My wife even feels copmfortable firing it (and that was important for us). Good fit and feel, workmanship a good value for the price.

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  DJAbby

  December 11, 2002 18:09

  We have the 2", black, rubber grip version for home defense,and we like it a lot. My wife even feels copmfortable firing it (and that was important for us). Good fit and feel, workmanship a good value for the price.

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  docsgunsmithing

  December 12, 2002 16:29

  have sold 22 no complaints and people keep comeiing back for other eea guns
  good deal for the price
  
  doc

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  trstone

  December 12, 2002 18:09

  Have you considered the Ruger GP-100? Ruger makes very reliable stuff at quite reasonable prices---and, speaking from personal experience, very good out-of-the-box accuracy.

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  anad

  December 13, 2002 12:45

  My wife and I like the Taurus M66 for our PD weapons. Each has a 7-shot cylinder w/4" ported barrel. Accurate and reliable!

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  iweb

  December 14, 2002 17:26

  Thanks everyone, I bought the EAA for $230 today. I was in the gun store and a couple of guys said that they liked theirs plus your posts helped me decide. I was going to get the GP100 earlier but it was over $400.

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  Nighthawk

  December 15, 2002 09:17

  I would like to add one thing.German workers take pride in their work,and they use top notch metal.EAA is really good about standing behind the firearms they import.
  
  
  Have Fun!!
  
  Rugster
  
  
  Toujours Pret

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