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January 24, 2009
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From what you have pictured, I'd say it's worth very near the $1K range, +/- a little. The barrels are measured by the actual barrels, not the shrouds...so you have 4, 6 & 8" barrels with your gun.
Your gun was manufactured in 1981.
March 11, 2014
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Thanks Charger Fan, I'm curious what this gun originally came packaged with. I guess what I'm saying is, if the gun came with 3 barrels, what else would it have came with when it was bought brand new? Barrel wrench, cleaning kit, etc? I was wondering so maybe I can try and obtain the rest of the pieces that would have came with this "kit". Thank you guys for being so helpful, this forum has been an excellent information database.
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The gun itself would have originally included a plastic barrel wrench, feeler gauge & instruction booklet in a foam clamshell container. If it came as a Pistol Pac originally, it would have included the wrench, gauge & booklet, a Pac case (of course), and at least one extra BA (more were available as an option), plus a patch & extra sights or grip. Owners could mix-n-match a little here, when ordering.
Yours may have been a PP originally, or it may have just been the gun & a previous owner ordered the extra BA's sometime later.
May 23, 2014
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Anyone care to give me a little insight into my grandfather's old pistol? I recently started cleaning out his old place and this gem was tucked away in his closet. It hasn't been touched in at least 10 years prior to this and he pasted away two years ago.
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April 20, 2010
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Michael, we could probably help you out if we had some description of what you have, and pics would be even better. In the meantime you can learn a lot by reading around the DWF. Start with FAQ's
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September 25, 2014
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Just picked up DW 357 believe to be a 15-2 6v from reading on this forum can't seem to upload the picture, serial # 197430 can someone tell me what year it might be.
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April 18, 2014
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Probably 79' Ernie. The M 15's have adj. rear sights. to upload pics, click attachment below the box, you'll get a new box below that, then click add files. from there you should be able to navigate thru explorer to you photo, once you make your selection then hit start upload. you may have to resize them before upload or they could be huge depending on file size..
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April 18, 2014
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This thread should be brought back out front again for some of the new peoples. Maybe some of you guys can fill in some missing photos for the list. Like Terry Falls just showed us a beautiful 709 that could be put up. I don't think he'd mind.
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February 28, 2009
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ese927 said
This thread should be brought back out front again for some of the new peoples. Maybe some of you guys can fill in some missing photos for the list. Like Terry Falls just showed us a beautiful 709 that could be put up. I don't think he'd mind.
I have missing photos for almost every Stainless gun listed. They're already uploaded to the forum. I'll post 'em here Now:
722VH8
722MVH8
732VH6
738+P
740VH8
741VH8
744VH8
745VH6
7414VH8
7445VH8
Hope this helps.
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March 25, 2013
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Mike,all it helped is to fill me with desire, fueled my DWAS, and set up cognitive dissidence within my already seething brain. Just fooling. I'm am a big boy. I can look at gun porn and not go to the dark side. When confronted with my inadequacies I can still fondle my guns and feel better.
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April 18, 2014
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Deep breathes there Ole Dog, deep breathes.....now ain't that a little better....
Seriously, Mike that's enough stainless to build a fridge..lol
Ho, deep breathes, deep breathes...
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February 28, 2009
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It's been pointed out to me that the photo links at the beginning of this thread don't work so I have 1 more photo to post.
715VH8
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February 16, 2013
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Reading on another forum about the 15s that have the set screw (?) in the trigger and not in the frame. My 15 ser #9722x has it in the trigger and my other 15 ser#36932x has it in the frame. What, if anything, does this tell you about model and date of manufacture? Still working on photos of my Dans, hopefully I will get it together soon.
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April 18, 2014
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That may be a little questionable too. My 15-2 was bought new in 78' ser. 139xxx, trigger over travel screw [what I call it] is in the trigger. It seems I remember some saying earlier dates in frame and some later dates in the trigger. Any body else want to way in on this on. Somebody, whos been here longer than me...?
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March 2, 2008
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It's is not clear exactly when the overtravel screw moved from the trigger to the frame. Similarly, earlier -2 models had recessed chambers that enclosed the case rim.
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October 28, 2014
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Looking for help identifying my DW357 and how old it is. Made in Monson, Mass, s/n 23473, other numbers are 10D 11-S, might be an 11-5 but think it is an S. From what I have read so far, though I didn't make it through all 10 pages I think it is a service revolver. It has a 4 inch barrel. Is that is what is being called a pork chop?
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April 18, 2014
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how about some pics? And 
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October 28, 2014
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Needs to be re-blued...I've had it for about 20 years. All the numbers are on the frame behind the cylinder so they are a bit hard to see.
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April 18, 2014
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That is what's called the pork chop. Mod D-11 , maybe 74' ish ?
lkschill said
Needs to be re-blued...I've had it for about 20 years. All the numbers are on the frame behind the cylinder so they are a bit hard to see.
Unless you want it to look new, I wouldn't touch the blue. nice plum petina.
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