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December 19, 2009
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I HAVE A DAN WESSON ARMS / MOD. 375-V8S ; IT HAS NEVER BEN SHOT; NEW THE BOX.
.375 SUPER MAG.=WHAT IS ITS VALUE ?
Dans Club
March 2, 2008
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TANK- Welcome to DWF. I hope you will visit our new Members area and tell us more about you and your 375, pictures would be great. I'm not much of a SuperMag expert so I can't help much on the value, but NIB should make it pretty desireable to a collector
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May 2, 2009
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Welcome to the 
... Sounds like you have a great DW there! I'm sure many of us will be interested in it--I know I am
.... And I'll be the first to tell you we are picture junkies here, so 
....
Stop in the new members area and tell us a little about yourself.
SHOOT
November 23, 2008
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Good morning
Well it looks like he done flew the coop ?
Merry Christmas everyone !
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January 24, 2009
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aboard, Tank.
Is it a Monson or Palmer gun? If it's NIB & doesn't have a lot of handling marks on it (not rusted/scuffed, etc.), I would think it's value would be in the $700 ~ $800 range.
Good pictures will also help determine value, so let's see some
Range Officers
February 25, 2009
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Charger Fan is close with the price IMHO. Do you have dies? Any brass?
I got mine in 2000 for $500.00 with the Redding die set and a file and trim die. Some brass and a few bullets. Prices have escalated some since 2000. The dies are the expensive part as I think Redding was the only one that made a big run of them at the time. You can still get them but they are custom order and are pricey.
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January 22, 2008
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I just picked up my LNIB 375 a couple of mounts ago for $735 if I remember correctly. Came with 20 rounds of loaded ammo and a resizing die.
March 25, 2008
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sounds like you have a good one last nonth I bought one off Gun broker on the buy now for $550 with redding dies and 160 rounds of brass and the box papers and tools. I feel that was a steel. I have watched others go as high as $1100 but most seem to go in the $ 700 to $ 900 range. The 
will prevail with the box. the price may vary if it is a palmer gun instead of a monson. Either will make awsome shooters. Good luck and don't forget to post some eye candy for the rest of us.
June 5, 2008
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One problem is according to Keith @ DW is they have no major repair parts like cylinders and barrels. But as a collector gun it may be a nice to aquire, but not for me.
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December 19, 2009
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February 9, 2009
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They are great guns to collect and shoot. I do agree with Waldo about the CZ parts issue but any fine smith should be able to do work to it if ever needed. In my opinion most 375's never see much shooting because of the ammo issue, so they tend not to get worn very hard. I did have an issue with my 375SM Seville and JDJones shop fixed it right up and the Sevilles have been gone quite a while.
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April 25, 2008
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Nice score on the .375SM! I love mine and it is a lot of fun slamming steel at 200 meters with it.
The Savantist
June 5, 2008
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You got to be hard core to own and love the 375 and that is for sure as a reloader and shooter. 
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