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February 22, 2009
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Been watching for a reasonably priced PM 38 for a few years now and finally scored one to go into the stable with the PM 9, 7-10, 7-45, and Guardian Duce. Function tested and then live fired all three mags- no issues. Smooth as butter and breaks like a glass rod at 2#. Scored 1K factory primed Winchester .38 Auto for $175 Saturday too. The LGS owner shook his head when I plopped the bag on the counter- he obviously had them for a long while and never adjusted the prices to today's market....
Technically, the glass is always full; half liquid, half air....
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October 17, 2008
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Very nice!! I need to pick up one too I stopped looking but now have a renewed interest after seeing yours.
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Very nice! Now you can call Ginny at DW and order a 9mm barrel to have a multi-caliber shooter.
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January 17, 2015
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Great addition to the DW collection.
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605Dart said
Very nice! Now you can call Ginny at DW and order a 9mm barrel to have a multi-caliber shooter.
Thanks; Already have a DW PM-9. And…. If I were to be looking for a new barrel, I would turn to Fusion Firearms, not CZ’s Dan Wesson…
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rwsem said; If I were to be looking for a new barrel, I would turn to Fusion Firearms, not CZ’s Dan Wesson…
Unfamiliar with Fusion, please tell us more ...
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Bob Serva was the owner of DW from late 90's-2005 when he sold it to CZ. He started Fusion a few years later in NY then moved it to Florida. The barrels from DW are of good quality and pretty much drop in for a DW pistol. I know Bob does a fine job with his barrels also.
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February 22, 2009
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^^^^ yep. If I were to get a barrel it would be one with an integrated brake but I'll most likely leave it alone.
Technically, the glass is always full; half liquid, half air....
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