Pinetor,
NO drilling or tapping required. Just keep you eyes out for an AIMPOINT
scope mount for the DW. You just remove the rear sight (no big deal) and it
attaches to the sight area and clamps to the top rail. It is simple and rock
solid. If you want to change back, it takes maybe 5 minutes. However, once I
mounted a scope on mine, I decided to leave it on. Besides, it is a good
excuse, I mean reason to buy another DW revolver.
Good luck,
Ron
-------Original Message-------
From: pinetor
Date: 10/12/05 06:03:09
To: danwesson@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [DAN WESSON] Re: New guy here...
I had been looking at doing that. I dont want to tap or in any mar
the shroud I have. So, every once and while I look on ebay for
another 8" shroud for cheap. I did find triple set of patridge-
sighted shrouds, but they were in very poor condition.. and at $80
definately not a deal. (from another reply the biopters look like
idea!)
PS: Don't get me wrong I still smoked the guy. His response "well
this gun is for close quarters defense"... heheh mine- I prefer to
take out a bad guy before he can hit me! it's all about the range
baby!
--- In danwesson@yahoogroups.com, "Ron Rubenack" <rrubenack@v...>
wrote:
>
> Old eyes are not a problem if you mount a 2x or 4x scope on the DW.
I can
> shoot mine like I had 20 year old eyes again. These great revolvers
are
> really fun to shoot with a scope. Try it; you'll like it.
> PapaRon
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: pinetor
> Date: 10/10/05 21:18:24
> To: danwesson@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [DAN WESSON] Re: New guy here...
>
> Congratulations on the new "toy". I am on my third DW, having had
one
> 22 with an 8" ventheavy and 2 .357's. My current Pistol Pac "baby"
> that I bought new came with 4 barrels and now has 6 ( I added two
6"
> in stainless - looks nice on the blued frame with stainless
trigger,
> hammer, and cylnder lock)... I am sure you will find the DW a great
> shooter. The last time I went, I was plinking with a rent-a-cop..
he
> had a new H&K in 40... nice gun.. but he couldn't hit a barn with
it
> past 10 yards. The DW is easy good to 25 (indoor range limit). Well
> easy if your eyes are still younge.
> Pine
>
>
>
>
> --- In danwesson@yahoogroups.com, "Rex" <rexxumus@y...> wrote:
> >
> > I recently got the "URGE" to buy a new toy, and thought a
revolver
> > would be a nice addition to my (small) handgun collection. After
> > seeing the prices on current S&W's, (and refusing to settle for a
> > foriegn made gun **cough** "TUARUS"), I was browsing at a local
gun
> > shop and drooling over some of the overpriced stuff, when my eye
> > caught glimps of a used DW 744 w/6" VH BBL in stainless. The
price
> was
> > only $469.00, and the construction was peculiar, so I went home
and
> > did my homework on the web. Seeing what a marvelous piece of
> > engineering that Dan Wesson revolvers are, I decided to buy the
> bloody
> > thing. It needed cleaning in the worst way, and the leading in
the
> > barrel was really heavy, but she cleaned up nicely. WOW! This gun
> is
> > HUGE!!!! The condition is perfect, and it was made in Monson. It
> > didn't come with a barrel tool/feeler guage, so I got one on eBay
> for
> > $40 bucks delivered. Parts for the .44's seem to be getting hard
to
> > find, and equally expensive. I'll take her shooting this weekend
> and
> > see just what she can do. I must say, I'm really in love with
this
> > Wheel-Gun, and I hope CZ will bring back production of these
> wonderful
> > guns! Having found this forum (quite by accident) I just had to
> join.
> >
> > Rexxumus - Arizona
> >
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