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April 15, 2011
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I own a lot of guns. None of them has ever impressed me quite as much as my Dan Wesson Pointman 7-45. I like it so much, well, I bought another one.
These guns are kept in very limited production by Dan Wesson for the California market because otherwise Series 70-type platforms, unless grandfathered in like the PM7, cannot be sold here. Since California is about 25-30% of the US gun market, that keeps the PM7 in production and I am glad that it does!
This gun shoots as good or maybe better than my (1980-81 vintage) Colt 45 Series 70 Gold Cup. And it has nicer features with the beaver tale, stainless finish, extended thumb safety, etc. This is a wonderful pistol. I talked to Priscilla at DW parts today, and she is sending me a tritium front sight, which is the only amenity that the PM7 lacked as far as I am concerned.
Here is a picture of my 2d PM7 (now my son and I can shoot them together) with brand-new Crimson Trace laser grips.
The difference between a citizen and a civilian is that the citizen makes the safety of the body politic his personal responsibility. The civilian does not.
COTEP 545 -- PM7-45; 15-2 .357
Dans Club
March 2, 2008
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Nice PM-7, but could you move some of those pictures to the left a little just a little bit next time?
BTW- I'm COTEP 636 
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George Carlin
April 19, 2012
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I've got one as well that belonged to my dad. Very well made gun that shots with all of my other high end 1911's. I had to get the trigger on mine redone as dad had it set to a super scary low pull weight. Got it set back to roughly 2.5lbs now, hopefully no more unexpected double taps.
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