Quote from: Intercooler on September 13 2017 07:12:45 AM MDT
The steel fixed sight version?  What do you have for magazines and what was the recoil setup before?

Sorry I didn't reply sooner, but I don't check in very often.
Yes, it is the standard steel witness compact barrel & slide which has been ported. it lives on a full-size standard steel frame from a .45 acp. Witness. I have a compact mag or two, but never use them. I use the full-size 10mm mags. The recoil system was stock Witness Compact 10mm before I tinkered with it.

Quote from: Intercooler on September 03 2017 05:38:07 PM MDT
   Just about all of them do fine in 10mm except maybe the short barrel version (3.6"). Now if you go from the Match on up they are absolutely stellar! I have a couple of Limiteds and a Hunter... 100% and a rip to shoot!

Just a comment that I have had a Witness Compact (3.6" bbl.) for about 20 years now and it has been quite satisfactory. I *have* recently added a DPM "Recoil Reducer" setup to it just to protect the slide and frame from battering with heavy loads.

Quote from: Intercooler on January 14 2017 05:31:03 AM MST
   It looks really cool! Nobody out there carries a single flat coil to fit this model? Has anyone looked into the DPM system for this?

I am using the DPM kit in my steel Witness (semi) Compact. It seems to be doing the job quite well.

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It's the DA/SA trigger that I am after.  Sold and re bought all DA/SA guns and training with the new trigger type.  Don't want to mix and match.  I just don't understand why someone can't come out with a 10mm da/sa Glock alternative.  How many people that hunt would buy them?  I know I would own two.  Unbelievable!

Take a look at the EAA Witness (made by Tanfoglio in Italy). They have SA/DA triggers standard, though some models are SA only. They are all double-stack magazines (14+1 in 10mm), and they have steel frames unless you opt for plastic, they have both. Their DA/SA triggers allow carrying either cocked-and-locked or hammer-down on a live round -- but you have to be able to lower the hammer without dropping it, no big deal.