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GlideRider01 
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Posted: 8/19/10 2:46 PM
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I bought a 4 barrell set of the 15 (s/s) and am completely happy. I have had a DW Mod. 14 w/ 4" brl (fixed sight) for 30 years and it is the most accurate pistol I have...can hit 3"X3" at 50 yards consistently.
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spydre8
Utah
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Posted: 4/13/10 9:51 PM
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Love my Dan Wesson Model 15. It has great deep bluing and is remarkably accurate even with the 2" barrel on it. The trigger is just amazing. When others shoot the gun I have to warn them to not
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Ron40
California
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Posted: 4/10/10 5:17 PM
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I had a Model 15 with 8" and 4" barrels. I sold it to a friend for $300 years ago and he still has it. He loves it more than I ever did but I'd buy it back is he selling it. He also bought my M92 Taurus with 18 and 15 rd magazines. That was before the ban. Damn!
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harleyranger
yuma, AZ
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Posted: 8/15/07 8:46 PM
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Dan wesson .. the very name just screams accuracy,, i hav and i'm not sure what the model number is cause there isn't a number on it ,, any help let me describe it better ,, 6 inch fixed barrel
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agonist
vernon, CT
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Posted: 8/9/07 9:42 PM
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Very accurate because the interchangeable barrels are mounted under tension. Very easy to change barrels and the finish is excellent. Exceptional double action pull for a revolver. The stock grips suck
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agonist
vernon, CT
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Posted: 7/14/07 1:05 PM
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emtself- what's the exact model # of your gun. The blue book only shows a couple of Wessons even in the $750 range.
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emtself
owensboro, KY
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Posted: 4/23/07 1:29 AM
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hello fellow dan wesson s/s 357 mag long gun oweners someone posted a remark the other day>>> said they would sell thier gun>>> If they where offer a fair price???? for one my 28 year
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ciwsguy
United States
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Posted: 4/22/07 12:17 PM
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Hmmm. I have the DW 15-4 that I bought in 1978 for $180 new out the door. It is only worth about $250 today, as revolvers just aren't in demand. It's all about semi-autos today. I coudn't
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emtself
owensboro, KY
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Posted: 1/19/07 2:08 AM
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hello// I purchased this D/W 357 S/S model about 25 years ago at the local gun show// paid $250 // it came with 4 inch barrel and I later purchased the 2 and 6 inch barrels. I have shot several rounds
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