WTB Dan Wesson Barrel

[basyrral]

WTB Dan Wesson short pistol barrel and shroud in 357 Mag
Shorter the better - prefer 2 to 2 1/2" long
Any style

 

[Mic]

You have a longer barrel and looking to switch to a short barrel?

 

[Army 1911]

DW revolvers had interchaneable barrels. Look on Guns America for some. You need the model because the shrouds and sights are different on various models.

 

[lonestardiver]

I may have one....... what are you looking to spend ?

 

[Mic]

Lonestar diver. PM me with what you have and what you're looking to get out of it. If Basyrral isn't interested, I might be. Not actively looking, but wouldn't mind a longer barrel for my blued model 14.

 

[Marblecrusher]

Heres a link to a forum thats just strictly for Dan Wessons's if you have a 15-2 your gonna have an easier time finding barrels. I have 2 15-2's but I have 2 6" barrel and 2 8" barrels so Im no help to you lol. Hit this guy up in the link and see if he still has the barrel assembly for sale.
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[Vaquero]

CZ USA owns Dan Wesson now and has parts in stock, including barrels and shrouds. Locking nuts too.
Ditto on the Dan Wesson forum.

 

[Mikewood]

Be real careful with your DW. I have a 445SM and from year to year and frame to frame there were some variances in the the threads. Things like threads not being cut exactly the same or true. It sounds odd but with those fine threads being what they are if you got a narrow barrel and a large receiver you could end up blowing parts off the end of the gun or it could pull out when you torque the nut. I got this info from a DW rep. But all my parts for my gun fit except a compensator nut that flew off while I was shooting. I had the comp cut off the shroud to fix it.

 

[Vaquero]

Be real careful with your DW. I have a 445SM and from year to year and frame to frame there were some variances in the the threads. Things like threads not being cut exactly the same or true. It sounds odd but with those fine threads being what they are if you got a narrow barrel and a large receiver you could end up blowing parts off the end of the gun or it could pull out when you torque the nut. I got this info from a DW rep. But all my parts for my gun fit except a compensator nut that flew off while I was shooting. I had the comp cut off the shroud to fix it.

Good advice. Check the stamp on the right side below the cylinder. If you have one made in "Monson" you are pretty much good to go. The bulk of DW revolvers came from there. Any other location might be an issue on replacement parts.