February 11, 2014
I am looking for the value of my friends Dan Wesson Model 741. He purchased this in the mid 1980's. The case is original with the original labels. The gun has interchangeable barrels. It has a second set of grips for silhouette shooting and all the tools for changing barrels. It has had less than 100 rounds fired through it. See attached photos. Any feedback about the value and information about this particular revolver would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Bill
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March 2, 2008
If this is a .44 Magnum, it is a 744 (741 would be a .41 Magnum). Difference in value for .41 versus .44 would be noticeable. Many more 744's out there versus 741's.
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February 22, 2009
Worth/ value is a tricky thing to nail down with DWs. It all depends on the buyer. I wouldn't hesitate to say I'd first offer $900 and (if I were in the market for it) my high offer would be $1200. Someone else who wanted it more may go higher.
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February 11, 2010
Looks like the shroud says 44 Magnum, is that right ? If so another member just posted recently
that he got a model 744 with three shrouds and six barrels, one being a hard to find ten inch all
for $900. Most other members agreed that was a Good price. So maybe that helps. Here is that
thread.
https://www.danwessonforum.com/forum/general-messages/got-need-some-help/
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