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September 11, 2010
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"GET OFF OF MY LAWN"
"When I am gone sell my guns for what they are worth not what i told my wife they cost"
Dans Club
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April 20, 2010
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By your pics it looks to be a model 15-2 .357 magnum, 6" vented barrel with a Hogue grip.
Dan prices can vary by area, but I will give you my opinion. If you can pick it up locally and avoid shipping costs, I would say $400 is a good price for a gun if it is in excellent condition. If it comes with the original box even better, and it should come with a tool to remove the barrel, if it is missing you will need to get one.I am sure other members will give you their opinions too.
Model 15-2 is a great one for your first Dan Wesson, CZ/Dan Wesson still carries parts, and there are several great posts here on barrel and grip removal and cleaning/tuning if you ever need it.
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so you can shoot all summer
-Lonwolf
"The lion and the tiger may be more powerful, but the Wolf does not perform in the circus"
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March 2, 2008
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The frame should state the origin (Monson or Palmer) on the right hand side of the frame under the cylinder.
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George Carlin
February 11, 2010
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Thats not a steal and I've seen higher on a 15 so it would be your call.
-Blacktop
September 11, 2010
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"GET OFF OF MY LAWN"
"When I am gone sell my guns for what they are worth not what i told my wife they cost"
February 2, 2009
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As said; it's not a steal, but based on current auction prices, it's consistent and not having to pay shipping and FFL fee is a definite plus. Being a Monson is also a plus as they are considered the best built until the limited number of Norwich guns were released. Norwich used modern CNC machining methods and had excellent quality control. The Palmer guns were made with the Monson machines, which were well worn by the time they took over production.
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