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March 2, 2008
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I can also say that some of those submissions to the S/N registry may be incomplete, some people may have thought that the "357" was a Model descriptor, and not part of the serial number.
I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman "Were is the Self Help Section?" She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.
George Carlin
January 23, 2013
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Yes, I'm resurrecting an old thread. I have a new found interest in 357B prefix 15-2's. I've assembled a micro-database below. Are there any more 357B owners out there?
357B001?31 Dr Ozziemandius at The Firing Range
357B0043xx Jim on the Dan Wesson Forum
357B00585x OP at Dan Wesson Serial Number History mfg 1992
357B0065xx mine!
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March 27, 2009
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More pictures!!!!! I would have to look though seems I have seen like numbers!
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January 24, 2009
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Here is #357B005855 (not mine).
October 1, 2012
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Hello all. Speaking about medallions...anyone know how i can turn one a little bit on my Pachmyr "grippers" with the DW emblems in the rubber. One of them is about 30 degrees from where it should be.
Thanks,,,, Hugelk
January 23, 2013
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Just found this one posted on GunBroker:
(Not my photo, not my gun!)
This, 357B001003, is the oldest of the 357B serial numbers I've seen. Mine still seems to be the highest (newest?) at 357B0065xx. Do I hold the title for the last of the Monson 15-2s? Somebody knock me off my throne. 
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January 24, 2009
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hugelk said
Hello all. Speaking about medallions...anyone know how i can turn one a little bit on my Pachmyr "grippers" with the DW emblems in the rubber. One of them is about 30 degrees from where it should be.
Thanks,,,, Hugelk
On the wood grips, there is usually a small hole on the inside just behind the medallion. Looking at my Pachmayr, I can't tell if there's a hole (I'm getting more blind every day), but if not & since it's rubber, you may be able to push it hard enough with a small pick or screwdriver, to flex the rubber far enough to push the medallion out.
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