Daniel Wesson 15-2 with interchangeable barrels
- Thread starter Dave_G
- Start date
Last one I saw around here went for 1200, be aware the 4 inch and 2.5 inch barrels make the gun prohibited. - dan
8-6-4-2.5
.357
Barrel is VH
Getting clarification on the case and accessories.
12(6) OK
Monson Mass.
Last edited:
The prohibited barrels lessens the value ( or the number of people that can purchase )
Barrel tool is a must and try it . Make sure the barrel and shroud not baked on ! The filler gauge is nice but you can use any automotive 0,006 the factory ( some say use less ) The belt buckle is useless but very cool .
Barrel tool is a must and try it . Make sure the barrel and shroud not baked on ! The filler gauge is nice but you can use any automotive 0,006 the factory ( some say use less ) The belt buckle is useless but very cool .
unstableryan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Beautiful Okanagan Valley
The old system probably still had a reg cert for each barrel. On transfer, the new person doesn't likely get the smaller two. I wish I could have got the shroud from the 4" though but the old guy I got mine from was super adamant about it and I didn't push. I have a .357 with 6 and 8", buckle, 3 grips, sight inserts, etc. the case is dirty, it went through a flood a year ago empty, but still. Nice revolvers. You don't want to know what he sold it to me for. He knew what it was worth and gave me a gift.
Nice out fit, funny that it had no case or tool, I made a couple tools up , but that was when I still had tooling.
Hard to walk away from a nice D.W. if the price is reasonable.
I had a rubber Hogue finger grove on one that was nice shooting. easy to hang on to
I know of a 4 in 22 that has a custom barrel made that is just over 105 and still uses the factory shroud. looks factory, if you don't look close.
Hard to walk away from a nice D.W. if the price is reasonable.
I had a rubber Hogue finger grove on one that was nice shooting. easy to hang on to
I know of a 4 in 22 that has a custom barrel made that is just over 105 and still uses the factory shroud. looks factory, if you don't look close.
A few of mine were registered as frame only. I bought a Prohib that was swapped to Restricted prior to transfer. The owner had to turn in the 2" barrel, but he sent me the 4" and 2" shroud. I traded the 2" shroud for scope rings and I had a custom 106mm barrel and nut made for the 4" shroud. I still prefer shooting the 8" or 10" barrels
Congratulations to the OP! I’m sure you’ll have a friend for life with the DW 15-2!! I have a nice 15-2 and it set me off to start a modest collection of DW’s
I have a ported DW in 44 Mag. The kick is amazingly easy to handle. Stays right on target.
I have a few nice Pythons, lots of S&W’s and I have to say this 715 VH is one of the best I have.
I think the DW’s are the most under rated revolvers available in Canada.
I have a ported DW in 44 Mag. The kick is amazingly easy to handle. Stays right on target.
I have a few nice Pythons, lots of S&W’s and I have to say this 715 VH is one of the best I have.
I think the DW’s are the most under rated revolvers available in Canada.
Attachments
The last revolver I shot in IHMSA competition was a 8 inch stainless in 357 supermag. 40V8S I think was the model number. Pachmayr rubber grips.
In 1987 I paid 367 dollars. Not sure what that is in today's inflated dollars.
Put a lot of magnum loads through it without any problems.
In 1987 I paid 367 dollars. Not sure what that is in today's inflated dollars.
Put a lot of magnum loads through it without any problems.
Milspectacles
CGN Regular
- Location
- Central Alberta
Where did you get the custom barrel made? Have been looking for a source for something similar. You can PM me if the maker doesn't want to be publicized
