Dans Club
DWF Supporters
April 20, 2010
Clint welcome to the forum. You have a real beauty. You can check Gunbroker for ideas of value. My personal opinion is that if it is indeed unfires and immaculate, $1200-1500. Although if you try selling it at a loval gunshop they would probably try to offer half that
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Dans Club
March 2, 2008
No it's not real common to find such a clean, original, unfired 15-2 Pack. Your dilemma now is "Shoot/Don't Shoot"!
I would always lean in the direction of "Shoot", BUT I have discovered that I am only really happy with the 4VH B/A's. The longer barrels don't mean much to me.
OTOH, this is a legacy item, and I understand you wanting to keep it in the Family. Good news here is, you win no matter how you decide.
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Dans Club
April 18, 2014
to.. That is a fine pistol pac you got your hands on.
I'm a lot like Steve, only in the other direction. To me there's nothing like a long fire stick....hehehe
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That is a great looking vent heavy pack. Uncommon for sure and getting scarcer. Lonwolf is right but with a good write-up amd lots of high quality pictures it would be the higher number IMHO. I feel that your pack and Dan Wessons in general are very undervalued. My advise is to buy a used one to have fun with and pass on the legacy. Maybe buy two or three more.
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March 27, 2009
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