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October 1, 2012
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DWAS has morphed over to 1911- 45s also. I cant find any info on this one, but it shoots great, looks sharp, and is pretty unique. Pointman 7 Production date is 2008. Does anyone know about this model ?? Thanks
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October 17, 2008
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That would be a great question for the Dan Wesson group at 1911forum.com
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December 4, 2011
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A PM-7 deuce. Looks nice. What info are you looking for? It was probably ordered in that configuration, I don't know if they offered them to the general public like that or not back in 08.
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March 2, 2008
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If that is all original finish, it is more likely to be a PM-GD (not PM7), and as Chris noted Guardian Deuce, which is a much less commonly seen model than PM-7
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October 1, 2012
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Thanks for the ideas. I spent more research time online and found that they made 25 of these two tone in 2008. The model was 01975 and described as a Pointman 7 with Titanium frame with polished black duty coat slide. Retail was $1024 and buds had one for $974. But mine has different front sight with black slide stop and safety ?
I guess there is always some mystery with Dan Wessons. This gun is a tack driver with a fantastic trigger....so thats good.
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March 2, 2008
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Really nice looking gun. A fair number of years ago I bought what I thought was a PM 7, turns out it was actually a PM1-S, a fairly limited production gun set up for IDPA competition in the Major category.
Easily the most consistently accurate centerfire auto I have ever owned, shown here with the very rare LB 1911 grips
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October 1, 2012
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Steve,
Its fun when a purchase turns out to be a surprise in a good way. Those are good looking grips ! Is it wrong to desire some genuine ivories for a DW Valor with black duty treat ? They have such a unique feel and look.
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March 25, 2013
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Very nice. It is better to be lucky than good is so true. Beautiful gun.
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October 1, 2012
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Keith Lawton was kind enough to fill me in on the specifics of my PM-7 two tone. It has a Match barrel barrel, even though its not specifically stamped, and is one of a few that CZ sent out to a company to have a special Titanium coating applied to the frame. They thought a few limited edition guns would generate increased sales and interest for the Pointman series. It sold me ! He felt a production number of about 25 was in the ballpark 
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