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March 12, 2014
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Hello from a newbie. I'm thrilled to have found this forum.
I just picked up my fourth DW this afternoon. It's a model 15-2, with both 4" (vented) and 6" (vented heavy) barrels.
But wait, there's more!
What I was not expecting was that the revolver came with an extra set of (Hogue rubber) grips, a box of ammo and a wrench from EWK. I was just getting ready to buy an EWK wrench separately, so both it and the ammo were just gravy on top of a deal that I was already happy with!
This gives me barrels in 2.5", 4", 6" and 8". And I'm loving it.
December 4, 2012
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Let me be the first to say 
to the 
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You have just begun on an never ending addiction.
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Now lets see some 
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January 24, 2009
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Ayin said
But wait, there's more!
More...? MORE?!? Let's see some
Gotta love those guys who come into the 'ol 
with no warning.
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February 22, 2009
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What was the license plate of the truck that just hit me? Delta-Whiskey-Alpha-Sierra...
Technically, the glass is always full; half liquid, half air....
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March 25, 2013
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Smiths are sweet, Colts can be beautiful but why does my pulse quicken and my eyes widen when I look at a Dan? Is it the design, fit, utility, or concept. I barely even look at another brand of revolver and when I do, I decide that for the money I could have another Dan. If I wasn't such a Dan nut I think I would like Rugers more.
March 12, 2014
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Here's the collection (I don't claim to be much of a photographer). The new one is second from the bottom, wearing the 6" bbl. The 4" bbl. is right underneath (obviously). On top is a .357 Max. SuperMag. On the bottom is a model 14. All are Monson made.
Now, here's a really dumb question. What is DWAS?
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February 17, 2013
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You may not know what it is but like most of us you have it!!!!
DWAS = Dan Wesson Acquisition Syndrome ????
March 12, 2014
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Oh, yes. I definitely have DWAS.
I was a bit suspicious when I bought my first one several years ago, but the more I've shot it the better I've liked it.
Then I found the SuperMag in the box with the extra barrel for under $400 (about two years back). I sold an unfired Ruger SRM, bought the DW, and had money left over to buy another revolver. Once I shot a deer with the SuperMag, there's been no looking back.
As I found myself more drawn to DWs and less to Smiths and Colts, I thought I was just weird. I've never met anybody else who likes 'em, and when I'd pull out my DW revolvers, the other shooters would look at me like I had the pox or something. So it's come as a nice surprise to discover this forum.
Finding a good DW revolver is like finding a Lincoln priced like a Ford Focus. Now that I know how well they shoot--and how they can be adapted--they're just too good to pass up.
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January 24, 2009
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Ayin said
...and when I'd pull out my DW revolvers, the other shooters would look at me like I had the pox or something.
That's funny!
Well, you have a good collection going so far, thanks for showing them off!
We always like to see new DW pics around here.
Your latest 15-2 appears to be an early one, with the non-colored pinned front sights. It's cool that both barrels match the appropriate era of the gun.
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