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January 5, 2013
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Found the forum a few weeks ago while expanding my search for a DW revolver.
A couple months ago the wife suggested we should carry something more substantial than my trusty .22 semi-auto in our RV. Having carried a S&W Model 15 .38 for several years in the USAF, I have been partial to the venerable Combat Masterpiece for a long time and assumed that someday I would own one. So, that's where my search started, then moved quickly to .357 and other S&W's before I stumbled upon the DW models. Comparing quality and condition of available used S&W's, Colt's, etc., to the DW, I quickly figured out there was really no comparison and began shopping in earnest for a clean, reasonably priced, 6" DW 15. Finally scored one in a live+online firearms auction a couple of weeks ago, and received it last week. Overall, it is in excellent condition and shows very little use. It is a Monson, and from the serial number I believe it was manufactured in '79. Will post some pictures soon.
I am also posting some ammo questions in the "Revolvers" section and would appreciate your help there.
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Dans Club
February 22, 2009
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Welcome to the DWF! I've read your ammo post but don't have any experience with either brands stated. DWs will digest anything- no worries!
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Ron
February 11, 2010
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Dans Club
March 2, 2008
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Welcome to the Forum. I did respond to your other Topic, but failed to add that the 15-2 will be a much stronger and more durable revolver than most similar guns. It will digest a steady and heavy diet of virtually any commercially available with no issue, and is rated by Buffalo Bore as appropriate for it's "Heavy" loadings.
You need to try pretty hard to break a DW, I really pushed the limits many years ago with some pretty crazy loads with bullets as light as 90 gr. That gun is still shooting great to this day.
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Dans Club
March 27, 2009
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Welcome to the family!  You picked up a great DW!  Click around on here to find out more and check the side bars for some home grow parts and grips!Â
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January 24, 2009
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You made a wise choice, I'm sure you will be pleased with your DW's performance.
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