Replies to post #3482 on GUNS/BARMS (GUNS)

[Colt1861Navy]

Sorry to hear about your experiences Kia. Never heard anything like that before. Did you send the guns back to the factory?

Dan Wesson Competition revolvers are widely used among shooters. Each Dan Wesson Firearms revolver bears the name of Daniel B. Wesson, who founded Dan Wesson Arms Co., Inc. in 1968. The great-grandson of D. B. Wesson, co-founder of Smith & Wesson, his goal was to build the finest revolvers that the shooting world had ever seen. He accomplished this by creating guns that were innovative, virtually indestructible, and capable of match-grade accuracy right out of the box.

Dan Wesson was a perfectionist, preferring to build a few truly great guns, rather than many merely good ones. In an era of mega-corporations and bottom-line management, he would never allow quality to be sacrificed for the sake of quantity. And it didn’t stop there. His philosophy was “You can never be fully satisfied. You can always make something better.” This kept him on a course of constant improvement, while providing his customers with the very best revolvers that money could buy.

Elgin Gates, the father of modern handgun silhouette shooting, said of Dan Wesson, “He was one of the great men of the firearms industry and of his time; one of those individuals who made things happen, who kept the handgun world honest because he built the best guns that brains and material could turn out. Because of that, the others dared not do less.”

http://www.danwessonfirearms.com/history.htm

http://www.danwessonfirearms.com/standard_silhouette.htm

http://www.ihmsa.org/tom/techarticles/dan_wesson_414_supermag.htm

http://www.danwessonfirearms.com/firearms.htm

http://www.ahfrichmond.com/dwamen.html

I personally don't own a Dan Wesson but, have heard nothing but good things about them from both friends and Competition Shooters on the various shooting shows on The Outdoor Channel, TNN, ESPN, Fox Sports, etc.





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