EAA Releases Tip Up Pistol by Girsan

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posted on March 28, 2023
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MC14 T

The MC 14 T by Girsan, imported by European American Armory Corporation, focuses on ease of use and high capacity in a very compact design.

Thanks to the Tip-Up design (no slide racking required) loading and firing the MC 14 T is simple and quick, using minimal moving parts to go from loading to firing. “With the MC 14 T we wanted a handgun that was not only small and compact but also allowed people that may have issues with racking a slide the ability to carry.” said Chase Duffey, national sales & import manager at EAA Corp. “Small enough for a purse, easy to load, and carries 13 in the magazine… it really is the perfect defensive pistol.” Keith Bernkrant, President of EAA stated, “Once we started to work with the MC 14 T we quickly realized that loading and unloading, as well as training, is easier with a Tip-Up design pistol as it simply eliminates the need to rack the slide altogether. I wish that we had worked on this project earlier after seeing just how simple and intuitive it is. The Tip-Up barrel with its external safety, external hammer and auto firing pin block, is the solution to many pistol owner’s issues and simple safe carry.”

Available in .380 ACP with a 13+1 capacity, the Girsan MC 14 T is designed for concealed carry, and especially for people that may have issues using a standard pistol. For more information, check out eaacorp.com. MSRP: $498-699

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