EAA MC14T FDE Compact .380 Pistol: 13+1, DA/SA, Ambidextrous Safety

Name: EAA MC14T FDE Compact .380 Pistol: 13+1, DA/SA, Ambidextrous Safety
Brand: EAA Corp
SKU: UCD3S7ACk
Availability: InStock

The EAA MC14T FDE Compact .380 Pistol: 13+1, DA/SA, Ambidextrous Safety is a .380 ACP compact handguns from EAA Corp. It is available from 4 vendors at $441.6 to $489.99.

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Product Information

Name: EAA MC14T FDE Compact .380 Pistol: 13+1, DA/SA, Ambidextrous Safety

Brand: EAA Corp

Category: Compact Handguns

Caliber: .380 ACP

Barrel Length: 4.5"

Capacity: 13 rounds

UPC: 741566906022

SKU: UCD3S7ACk

Description

The EAA Corp MC 14T Solution Compact is a DA/SA semi-automatic pistol chambered in .380 ACP with a 13+1 capacity and a 4.5-inch barrel. The aluminum alloy frame and serrated steel slide keep it at 1.40 lbs (22.4 oz), and the Flat Dark Earth finish adds corrosion resistance.

Key Specifications

Model: MC14T Solution
Caliber: .380 ACP
Capacity: 13+1 rounds
Barrel Length: 4.5 inches
Weight: 1.40 lbs (22.4 oz)
Frame Material: Alloy (Aluminum)
Finish Color: Flat Dark Earth
Action Type: Double Action/Single Action (DA/SA)
Height: 4.60 inches
Width: 1.25 inches
Overall Length (OAL): 6.80 inches
Grips Material: Black Checkered Polymer
Safety Features: Ambidextrous Decocker/Hammer/Firing Pin

Features

13+1 capacity is high for a .380 compact. That's more rounds than most direct competitors in this class. The ambidextrous decocker/hammer/firing pin safety setup covers both handedness without modification. Iron sights are fixed. The aluminum alloy frame is light without sacrificing durability. At 6.80 inches OAL and 4.60 inches tall, it's compact enough for concealed carry without being awkward at the range.

Usage

Concealed carry
Home defense
Range practice

Complete Specifications

Caliber	.380 ACP
Model	MC14T Solution
Capacity	13 rounds
Magazines included	1
Barrel length	4.5"
Weight	22.4 oz
Action	Semi Auto
Finish	Flat Dark Earth
Frame material	Black Checkered Polymer
Color	FDE
Stock type	Iron
Sights	3-DOT
Safety	Ambidextrous Decocker/Hammer/Firing Pin

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the EAA MC14T Solution?

The EAA MC14T Solution is chambered in .380 ACP.

What is the barrel length of the EAA MC14T Solution?

It has a 4.5-inch barrel.

How many rounds does the EAA MC14T Solution hold?

It has a 13+1 capacity.

Who makes the MC14T Solution?

The MC14T Solution is made by EAA Corp (also marketed under the Girsan name).

What type of firearm is the EAA MC14T Solution?

It is a compact DA/SA semi-automatic pistol with an aluminum alloy frame and Flat Dark Earth finish.

Where can I buy the EAA MC14T Solution?

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Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

The EAA MC14T FDE Compact draws a mix of responses, weighted toward positive for most users.

The 13+1 capacity in a .380 compact is the most frequently cited advantage. It gives more rounds than typical pocket pistols without a significant size penalty. The grip and ergonomics feel comfortable to most shooters, and the ambidextrous controls work as advertised. The price is consistently mentioned as a positive differentiator against pricier alternatives.

Criticism clusters around three areas: the DA trigger pull is heavier than some shooters expect, which takes adjustment for accurate fire; there are scattered reports of reliability hiccups during break-in or with certain ammo; and the FDE finish shows wear over time with regular carry. Aftermarket support is thin compared to more popular brands, so customization options are limited.

For a budget-friendly compact .380 with solid capacity and ambidextrous controls, the MC14T is worth considering. The trigger and potential ammo sensitivity are real factors to evaluate, especially if this is intended as a primary carry gun.