May 8, 2022
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I recently inherited at Dan Wesson 357 Magnum, and I know nothing about this revolver. It came with a six inch barrel and a 12 inch barrel (not part of a kit or pac). Thereโs a Leoupold scope mounted iron it. The only information on the frame is
DAN WESSON ARMS
MOMSOM, MASS.
82590
on the barrel is DAN WESSON ARMS 357 CTG
Can someone tell me what I have, and approximate value?
TIA
October 17, 2017
You have a fairly early DW model 15-2 judging by the serial number. Best guess would be 1976 manufacture. We would have to see detailed photos to have any hope of establishing approximate value. The six inch barrel most likely came with the gun at purchase; the twelve inch barrel could be of a later era as the barrel assemblies have not changed since the introduction of the 15-2 in 1975 to the present day.
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