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June 19, 2013
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I picked this up today for a song. Literally- a dealer i know won an auction for hundreds of guns in the possession of a police agency, and this was in there. Well, of course, I had to jump in it. 
I think it's a model 15 vent rib heavy shroud. I know it's a 357. Excellent shape- probably only used in one holdup.
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c131/Gmountain/latest/DSC04336_zps76de7e62.jpg
I need to get a feeler gauge, both for this and for the 357 supermag. I kknow they use different sizes, but I'm not sure on the Supermag size.
February 20, 2008
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I'm sure that the gauge info is listed here and you can buy some - if nothing else, the old auto supply store.
Good luck with the new DW, looks like ya done good!
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March 27, 2009
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Yip looks like a 15-2 nice score! Check with EWK on the right and see if he can fix you up!
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May 2, 2009
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looks really clean for being in a police auction. Good score on that one.
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February 22, 2009
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AND it has a serial number.... nice pickup. Get a feeler gauge set at an auto parts store and a wrench from Eric- you'll be set.
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February 28, 2009
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Gmountain said
I need to get a feeler gauge, both for this and for the 357 supermag. I kknow they use different sizes, but I'm not sure on the Supermag size.
DW supplied .006 gauges with the normal guns and .002 with the SuperMags. Personally I gap all of my Dan's at .002
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June 19, 2013
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zoommb said
Gmountain said
I need to get a feeler gauge, both for this and for the 357 supermag. I kknow they use different sizes, but I'm not sure on the Supermag size.
DW supplied .006 gauges with the normal guns and .002 with the SuperMags. Personally I gap all of my Dan's at .002
-Mike
Thanks- good info. I'll try to find some tomorrow. I guess an auto parts store or Home Depot?
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March 2, 2008
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I have used a multi tool feeler gauge set from the Auto Zone for many years now, I think it's a great choice as long as you keep track of the gap that every gun/BA choice likes
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