April 3, 2013
It's a Dan Wesson 357 magnum 6" Vented Rib Barrel, model 15VR. It came out of the Monson, Mass factory.
Included are original wood grips & Hogue rubber grips
Also comes w/ barrel tool,2 speedloaders,speedloader pouch,& camo holster. Included is 50rds blazer JHP,20rds federal personal defense,& 20rds brass target ammo. Slight holster wear at the tip of the barrel.
Here is the only picture I have...
What should I pay on this. I love my DW Valor 1911, I'd like to buy my first revolver and it would be cool to get a DW, but I'm lost on value.
Thanks
Dans Club
DWF Supporters
April 20, 2010
You can get rough ideas from looking on Gunbroker. My personal opinion, $400-600 provided it looks good and action seems sound. If you are buying it locally I always think it is beneficial to be able to handle and check it out in person before committing. I'd rather pay top dollar for a local sale and know what I am getting.
-Lonwolf
"The lion and the tiger may be more powerful, but the Wolf does not perform in the circus"
Dans Club
December 5, 2008
I envy you getting started on so young. I was over 40 before I ever heard of Dan Wesson revolvers.
A local purchase in my area, SW Florida, for this gun in good condition would be $350 to $500, not counting the extras. Gunbroker prices would be higher. I agree with being willing to pay more for one I can handle before buying.
Good luck!
September 9, 2012
Buy it, then get the OTHER 3 standard length barrels. But soon EWK is going to run some 15" barrel/shroud assemblies. And they shouldn't cost that much. He charges $135-$185 depending on the length for his 2.5", 4", 6", and 8" assemblies.
Granted they are not genuine DW parts, but when is CZ going to make any more?
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