EAA’s MC 14T Lady Tip-Up by Girsan was given a wonderful review from Elizabeth Bienas of Guns.com. She goes over how comfortable and easy the gun is to use. Also, the aesthetics of the Lady were given high praise for its beautiful finish and design. The merits of the gun’s size were also brought to light in the article, stating that both small and large hands could find comfort gripping the gun and managing the Lady’s light recoil.
The Tip-Up design makes it easy to load for those with disabilities or for those who have difficulty pulling back the slide. In the video, you can see how simple it is for anyone to chamber a round to be ready for shooting. This also makes it less stressful for novice or beginner gun owners to learn how to use a handgun. Not only can shooters quickly draw and load this firearm, but they can even make highly accurate shots in succession. This is due to the low pushback from the .380 ACP caliber. Many beginners like to start with a revolver because of not needing to use a slide. However, the modern design of the MC 14T Lady lets anyone start with this brand new pistol from EAA & Girsan!
For the full article on the Girsan MC 14T Lady Tip-Up click on the image below:
When loading a round in the tip up barrel does the shooter have to cock the hammer to fire the weapon? Also, There are claims on the internet of magazines failure to feed, has this been addressed?
Hi: I realize the Lady Tip up has a ported barrel, but for those not wanting holes in the barrel or not wanting to pay more for the Lady Tip Up version, or not satisfied with the job the ports are doing, is there a longer, threaded barrel available for the non-ported version, so a user can add his or her own compensator? I am also going to suggest that many reviewers reviewed this gun and then described the frame as polymer. They will sort of assume a double stack is polymer. I really had to search to determine it was aluminum.
Hi David, thank you for the feedback. We don’t have a variation of the MC 14 T with threaded barrel at the moment however stay tuned to the MC14BDA & MC14G84 series, we will have new ones coming up!
Hi, any chance EAA will support Wa state compliant .380’s?
Thanks for reaching out. We offer ten round magazine options for the 380s MC14 series, you may ask your local dealer to order from any of our distributors
Yes great looking pistol will it be offered in 9MM ?
The MC 14T series are only .380ACP for now
Are IWB RH holsters for the MC14T still available?
This Girsan MC 14T is a really interesting pistol. When will it be available in 9mm chambering?
Thanks.