Baby Eagle II

[niceguy]

Anyone know if the Baby Eagle II will make the list?

[hk-p2000]

not yet

[mblat]

not yet

Not yet?
Does it mean it was submitted for the testing? Do you have any information on the subject?

[HPGunner]

Unless it has a magazine disconnect and loaded chamber indicator - it won't make the roster. Are these features going to be added by IWI? I don't see any indications they will.

[hk-p2000]

Not yet?
Does it mean it was submitted for the testing? Do you have any information on the subject?

It will never be on the roster. Magnum research only has 1 gun on the roster, so for these one to make it, don't think so. But you can look into single actions to make it California legal.

[Icypu]

As a baby eagle owner, I can tell you that the design will not easily accept the magazine disconnect. This design also doesn't have the LCI. These guns were on the roster by expired in 2006? I think. The only way to get them is to have Valkyrie single shot them, or if you have a generous parent out of state like I do, have them transfer you one as an interfamily gift. To be honest, the baby eagle full size is the best shooting .40 S&W pistol I have ever shot.

[hk-p2000]

Do you have steel or the polymer

[HPGunner]

My compact 9mm baby eagle is one my favorite 9's. My only complaint is that there is not much room to grab the slide.

[zfields]

Why not go the CZ compact / EAA route? Baby eagle/Jericho design is based off them, just with a really funky roll mark.

[mblat]

Why not go the CZ compact / EAA route? Baby eagle/Jericho design is based off them, just with a really funky roll mark.

EAA is off-list also.
As far as why not CZ - 'cause I want .45. And CZ97B is HUGE thing. Very accurate though.
Eagles (as well as EAA) are a bit smaller. It should fairly easy to get EAA in, after all they do have 6" aftermarket barrels right on the web-site. But EAA also has questionable reputation for quality and customer support. I may end up rolling dice on it, though....

[zfields]

EAA is off-list also.
As far as why not CZ - 'cause I want .45. And CZ97B is HUGE thing. Very accurate though.
Eagles (as well as EAA) are a bit smaller. It should fairly easy to get EAA in, after all they do have 6" aftermarket barrels right on the web-site. But EAA also has questionable reputation for quality and customer support. I may end up rolling dice on it, though....

EAA from what Ive been hearing the last few years has been getting better. A LOT more support for them though as far as aftermarket also.


Didnt realize you were looking for .45. the 97 is huge, heavy, and awesome : ) If it wasnt for the relatively low capacity for a modern .45, Id trade my XD in for it.

[Exposed]

It will never be on the roster. Magnum research only has 1 gun on the roster, so for these one to make it, don't think so. But you can look into single actions to make it California legal.

I think you mean single shot configuration.

I had one of the old Baby Eagles in .45. The older models were CA legal. Wish I had never sold it. Super accurate, smooth and light trigger pull and the heavy wieght absorbed all the recoil.