
Dans Club
March 2, 2008
OfflineMany years ago I had several conversations with an executive of the Shawmut Line, who was also deeply involved in the formative years of Dan Wesson. There were several locomotives that were painted and named for firearms manufacturers as part of the Bicentennial celebration.
He also owned the original, first production Dan Wesson revolver (no serial number) that was set up on a display board and used by sales reps at gun shows and shooting expositions. My guess is that it is still in family hands somewhere.
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December 4, 2011
OfflineSteve said
Many years ago I had several conversations with an executive of the Shawmut Line, who was also deeply involved in the formative years of Dan Wesson. There were several locomotives that were painted and named for firearms manufacturers as part of the Bicentennial celebration.He also owned the original, first production Dan Wesson revolver (no serial number) that was set up on a display board and used by sales reps at gun shows and shooting expositions. My guess is that it is still in family hands somewhere.
Cool info Steve.
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Thanks for sharing ! What a topic.