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January 6, 2015
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I have recently come into possession of a Dan Wesson 357 revolver. From my research it appears to be a 715 model. It's stainless and is 6 inches. It has the super heavy shroud. It has wood groups. It is vented.
I have to clean it up some, but I was wondering what it's value is. It's in 95% condition.
Also... how do you remove the cylinder? I'm wanting to deep clean it.
Finally... are those considered small or large frames? The gun is massive and super heavy so I have a hard time calling it a small frame but I think I am seeing the 357 are called small frames and the 44 are large
Dans Club
March 2, 2008
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Yes, 715 6VH (6" Vent Heavy)
HERE is the information you need to disassemble, clean, and tune up your 715.
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December 19, 2014
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aubeard said
I have recently come into possession of a Dan Wesson 357 revolver. From my research it appears to be a 715 model. It's stainless and is 6 inches. It has the super heavy shroud. It has wood groups. It is vented.I have to clean it up some, but I was wondering what it's value is. It's in 95% condition.
Also... how do you remove the cylinder? I'm wanting to deep clean it.
Finally... are those considered small or large frames? The gun is massive and super heavy so I have a hard time calling it a small frame but I think I am seeing the 357 are called small frames and the 44 are large
In DW's world, the 357s (715/14/15) are considered "small frame." They are in the K/L frame class size-wise of S&W's. The 44's are large frames in both worlds (N-class at least in S&W).
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