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June 17, 2014
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Hi All!
One of the members on THR suggested I stop by and say Hello. He goes by the handle Steve CT.
Back in the early 90s I discovered Dan Wesson and purchased my first and only DW, a 744VH. I still have the revolver to this day. It's been unused for the laśt dozen years and I am planning to bring it back to life. It was and is my favorite handgun in my collection. There's something about a revolver a semi-auto can't match (in my opinion, YMMV).
i look forward to reading through the posts and hopefully contributing some.
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February 22, 2009
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Steve will be by shortly to say hello, I'm sure. Welcome to the DWF! I love the 44/744 in a 4" Heavy configuration- one of the favorites.
Regards, Ron
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March 25, 2013
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Those 744's are pretty indestructible. If it was working good when you last fired it , it should be just fine today. A little oiling and you will be good to go.
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April 20, 2010
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Welcome to the forum, I congratulate you on being a Dan Wesson owner for that long and only having one! Most of us here are unable to resist buying more of them.
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November 17, 2008
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Welcome to the DW place.
LB
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January 20, 2014
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Welcome to DWF. I'm in Sacramento. If your close by will have to get together and go shoot some dans.
just picked up a 4" barrel and shroud to add to my old 44VH pistol PAC.
best handguns in my collection.
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April 18, 2014
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from the Bluegrass.. Glad to have you aboard!
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