I have a .357 DW pistol pack, if anyone is interested. All the barrels, all the
tools, and the original Samsonite type case.
It is wonderful for Centerfire pistol matches at my club, because it has a
scope on the barrel. For snubby matches, I just put on to 2 inch barrel.
For USPSA, I would take a 625 in a heartbeat.
KGL
Heavner's shop is closed as of last fall so B&K or MFS are good bets for
the xfer. I didn't know if Mark kept his FFL around or if he's xfering
now that the shop is gone.
On Fri, Mar 15, 2019, 8:22 PM Mooney625 Geocacher <mooney625@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I believe Keith has one of these setups. As your token revolver aficionado...
Droooool.
Those are quite nice.
I’m sure Heavner or MA Firearms school could handle the transfer locally, or 4
Seasons.
I’d *think* about maybe a Smith and Wesson 25-2 in .45 ACP, 6”bbl too-You can
also use for USPSA, and the low recoil of a downloaded .45 with an even heavier
framed gun than the DW makes them extremely soft shooting. The .45, making
bigger holes, is good for scoring ring stretches too.
But those Dan Wesson pistol packs.... yummy.
Gv
On Mar 15, 2019, at 8:11 PM, Tim <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Unlike a lot of you I don't own a lot of guns. I'm considering buying
a revolver for the first time. I'm interested in one primarily for shooting
silhouettes at 75'. My research indicates a quality one for that use
would be a Dan Wesson. Here's a link:
https://danwessonfirearms.com/product/715-revolver/ I'm interested in ;
getting the 357 magnum pistol pack that comes with a 4", 6" and an 8" barrel. I
like the idea of a long barrel and also like having a 6" and an 8". Considering
possibly trying to buy this from a gun broker listing:
https://www.gunbroker.com/Item/804266136 Here are some questions: What do you ;
think of my choice? Do you have any experience with Dan Wesson revolvers or
comments about? Any comments on using gun
broker.com? Have you bought a gun through them before? Any suggestion of
who to use as an FFL to receive it and any details related to that?
Would I likely need to have the barrels shipped separately in order to do
this? Thanks for any feedback Regards, Tim
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