Dan Wesson Revolver Pack, Gary J 

Thanks for your comment! I hope you find one.

Oh yes, they are incredible revolvers. I have 2 revolver sets of the .357 mag. Back in 79 that was a chunk of money. That's why a lot of people didn't buy the pistol pak, but they bought the single barrel version. Looking at the inflation calendar. The price of pistols really haven't changed much. That 350.00 in 1979 is equivalent to 1253.00 today. They are well worth the money. Thanks for the comment.

Congratulations!! They are awesome! You might want to join the “Dan Wesson Forum.” You can find a ton of information about all Dan Wessons.

If its a nickle plated one, its is very rare. I would love to see s picture of it.

Thanks for the comment !

@@knightingalesaid Np. It was well-earned. :)

Absolutely - I've gone through a few videos - but this is gold as far as great info!

I agree a 100%. Dan Wesson was trying to make the best revolver out there. I think he did. Thanks for the comment!

That sounds awesome. I have collected a lot of Dan Wesson items. Like the sights and grips and belt buckles, and various calibers. I like the heavy barrel version too. They are one if the best revolvers made out there. Thanks for the comment.

@@knightingalesaid if you ever want to do a “cheap” tritium front sight, what I did was get a fiber optic sight from EWKArms. I measured the plastic fiber optic tube, and then found a tritium tube on the internet that was the same size. The tritium tube literally slid right into place. I glued it down with a tiny drop of blue locktight. It has been through a few hundred rounds no problem. Its not a Trijicon by any means but it glows in the dark enough to see the front sight.

@@ericsteel173 Thanks for that information. I would like one. EWK is awesome. I had him thread a barrel and re-crown my .445 SM.

Did he work with the president ?

@@captainscentsible1811 yes, 7 of them. Kennedy to George HW Bush.

Oh, they are super accurate. They are legendary as a revolver in the shooting world of competition.

I own one of these and it’s very accurate.

(shameless bragging). I own a 1980 "Target" 8" barrel python, a 1982 Stainless python, and a 1964 nickel python. They are works of art and VERY accurate, I have a 715 (stainless Dan Wesson .357) with the 8' barrel it does outshoot the pythons. -- BUT, the short hammer through on the D/W doesn't allow me to LIGHTEN the trigger as light as a Python. CLOSE, but, not quite.

Thanks for the comment!! Congratulations on your new revolver set. You will really love the versatility of these Dan Wesson.

That's awesome. They were pricey. 225 today would he 900.00 on the inflation calendar. I have 2 revolver paks with the assorted barrels and one 15" barrel. And several DWs. They are some of the best revolvers ever made. Take care.

@@knightingalesaid, Those longer barrels bring a good buck now! I remember when they marketed the 10, 12, and 15 inchers.

Thanks for the comment. Have a great day!

Guns America is a good place to sell it or Gunbroker.com. They can go from 1200.00 up. I have 2 complete sets of them.

They are beautiful revolvers. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. In the IHMSA at 200 yd. Shooting. The T/C single shot pistols were good too. There were some other revolvers that were accurate too. The problem was to knock down the heavy steel rams at 200 yds. Dan Wesson created the .357 Super mag, also know as the 357 maximum and the .445 and .375 SuperMag. You needed that extra power to knock down those heavy rams. These more powerful calibers became a favorite in competition. The Ruger and some other revolvers were taking white tail deer at 200 yds. Hickock45 on Y/T can hit a 80 yd. target with a snub nose pistol. A lot is in the shooter. They are fun to shoot. Take care. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a6xme4axGM8.html

That is awesome. They can sell from 1,300-1,700 or more, especially if they have the case with it. You can check with Gunbroker.com or Guns America www.gunsamerica.com/#

Same situation honestly. Unfortunately I don't have the tool to properly remove & clean the barrel & idk the name of the tool. Any advice on where I can find one and order it?

@@Pops1129 EWK arms barrel nut wrench

@@keithhartman9946 much appreciated sir

@@Pops1129 you'll also want to use a feeler gauge to set the cylinder gap at .006 inch . If your barrel hasn't been taken off in a while you should oil the threads first

The case should have a sticker on it telling you where its from. The revolver frame will have Monson on it too. There is a web site that is invaluable for DW fans. They can answer any question and help you find parts/barrels/ frames, sight, the year your revolver was made and many other things. etc., etc.. Its called the Dan Wesson Forum. danwessonforum.com Enjoy your new purchase!!!

Sometimes you can find them on Guns America or Gunbroker.com

@@knightingalesaid I run across a few but they definitely want top dollar. I consider my self really lucky I found my Dan Wesson 44 made in about 1989, with 4”,6”,and 8” barrels in perfect condition only 2 rounds fired out of it ever for $1000 locally

Congratulations!!! Yes they have the vented and heavy barrel kits. And stainless steel one too. Enjoy!!

Thanks, the cylinder release position is suppose to make the frame stronger.

I wish you did too. You can still find them sometimes on Gun Broker.com. They are pricey.

They are a little pricey. DW pistols are known for their beautiful bluing and grips. That was standard on their pistols.

It was tempting but out of my budget. I picked up a cobra derringer instead. It was my birthday gift to myself. 50 now.....hard to believe.

That's awesome!

Also has been in some movies.most notable last action hero.used by the villain

Yes you can. There are several alterations you can do. If you go to the “Dan Wesson Forum “ you find everything there is to know about the DW. All the different models. How to tell when yours was made. Custom barrels you can put on it etc. Thanks for the comment!

Mine have good double actions. Some are made on a Monday I guess. Thanks for the post.

@@knightingalesaid I wish I had it today, and would only use it for it's incredible accuracy in single action. But at the time my S&W, Colt, and Ruger revolvers had better DA, in that order. Now I only have pistols (semi auto) but look back on the .357 as an excellent cartridge.

谢谢您

Try Guns America, or Gun Broker.com. It may cost you 1300.00 or more. Probably more.

@knightingalesaid Alright. Thank you.

No! Check Guns America, they may have one.

Hand guns with a rotating cylinder are called revolvers. Sometimes I refer to them as pistols as a generic term. People always correct me and rightfully so. It was just the way I was raised up. Dan Wesson calls this a Pistol pak, even though it is a revolver. I have tried to get out of the habit of calling revolvers-pistols. You are correct, it is a revolver according to handgun aficionados.