SHOT Show 2017: EAA Polymer Match Handgun by Tanfoglio

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posted on January 18, 2017
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European American Armory (EAA) imports a lot of guns, and the latest from its Italian partner Tanfoglio is the Polymer Match in 9 mm, a gun designed with features competitive shooters are looking for at a very competitive price. Based on the Witness, the gun has a completely different grip frame with user-replaceable inserts for a custom sizable frame, fully adjustable sights and a generous magazine well. And the slide is slick and smooth, this is gun ready for action pistol games right out of the box. For more, watch the video above or visit eaacorp.com.

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