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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is OE witness?

  The OE WITNESS vision is to provide a high-quality dash cam solution that is precision engineered to a vehicle specific original style design, producing an original equipment equivalent giving the end user the perfectly integrated digital video recorder.

• What kind of ammo does an EAA Witness come in?

  Besides the popular 9mm variety, EAA Witness pistols also come chambered in 10mm, .45, .38 Super, .40 S&W, and even a .22 Kadet model. All the EAA Witness models are based on the same frame, interestingly enough.

• Are eye witness spectacles still in business?

  These spectacles were apparently unfinished and asymmetrical. Eye-witness wearers are often men and women who are kindred spirits. The Eye-witness line still exists today and every year new models are launched.

• How heavy does the EAA Witness trigger break?

  Similar to the CZ, the EAA Witness can be fired in double or single-action mode. The trigger, especially set in double-action, breaks at a very heavy 13 pounds, but it’s a pretty smooth operator. In single-action, it breaks at a much more acceptable five pounds.

• What should I know about a dual dash cam?

  Know that dash cams cut both ways. The dual dash cam has one front-facing camera and one rear- facing camera. If you get in an accident with another driver, a visible dash camera is a sign that you have footage of it. The other person may tell their insurance company and their attorneys may want a copy of what you recorded on your camera.

• What does a dash cam record?

  A dash cam, also known as a car camera, continuously records the view of the road or inside of the car (depending on where it's pointed), traffic conditions and more. Many cams have built-in microphones to record audio along with the video.

• Where is a dash cam mounted?

  As the name suggests, the dash cam is mounted to a car's dashboard, or occasionally the windshield. Mounting the camera is usually not difficult. Dashboard cameras are attached by suction, adhesive or a magnetic mount.

• What should you look for in a dash cam?

  At least 1080p resolution: A dash cam’s video—whether captured in light or dark conditions—has to be sharp and distinct enough that you, a lawyer, your insurance company, or a member of law enforcement can read license plates and see other details clearly.