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March 16, 2013
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Hello guys,
Trying to date a 414 Supermag
Norwich Ny mfg
SnY00105A 8" ss gun
Also any idea on value?
August 29, 2009
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Not really sure about the date, but as far as value is concerned, condition always determines value! Depending on the configuration and condition, if it is mint and being a Norwich gun it could possibly bring north of $3k at auction. Just curious, what is the significance of the date? Post up some pics so we can see it!
March 16, 2013
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Was just curious about mfg date! Will try to post pics tomorrow! Also have 500 rounds of gates brass only about 50 have been loaded.
March 16, 2013
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Added pics but not showing up
March 16, 2013
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December 4, 2011
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Very nice 7414 you have there.
The second pic doesn't quite show clearly but it looks like you have a First Issue from Norwich. That would be one of the earlier guns from after Bob Serva took over the company and also places it before CZ acquired DW. I'd GUESS a date around 2000 +/- for vintage on that gun. The serial numer registry would be a good place for more info. Is that an "A" in the serial number or an upside down "Y" I've never seen a letter suffix on a revolver. The upside down "Y" was added to the end of serial number to denote a 'blem'.
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January 24, 2009
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If that's an A at the end of the s/n, it may be a special number requested by the original owner.
I agree on the date too, 2000 to maybe the '03 range? Looks like it's a pre-CZ gun, so that should be close. You could contact DW directly & they could probably nail the date down to an exact day, since they still have their records.
October 26, 2008
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41magman414 said
Trying to date a 414 Supermag
If you decide to dump her she can be my girlfriend
March 16, 2013
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November 17, 2008
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I have seen DWs with an A on the end of the SN. Usually there will be a matched pair of revolvers with the same SN but an A and B on the end. I do not know if that is what occurred here though.
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January 24, 2009
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LB, you might be onto something there, it might have a twin out there somewhere wearing a "B".
That's another question that DW should be able to answer, I would think.
March 16, 2013
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Great now I have a twin to locate!
Any body have "B"
I NEED TO REUNITE THEM!
March 21, 2013
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The plot thickens lol. Hope to hear a resolution to this mystery. All the unique idiosyncrasies with Dan Wesson revolvers make my 
worse by the minute.
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I got a set of Monson 44 mags, serial number is the same but the stainless gun has an "S" preceeding the serial number.
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