Dan Wesson revolvers?

[BoneDigger]

A local gunshop has a Dan Wesson .357 with a 4" barrel for sale for $325. The gun looks almost brand new, wict only a VERY slight cylinder ring. All I know about these guns is that they have interchangeable barrels (this one only comes with the one 4" barrel). It has adjustable sights, nice wood grips (original Dan Wesson grips), and a nice highly visible sight in the front. The gun felt really good in my hand.

So, anyone familiar with these revolvers? Are they made well and will they hold up to factory .357 rounds (I do not reload)? I'm just looking for a carry gun while out in the woods. I could also get a used GP100 for about the same price, but the Wesson feels better. Ideas?

Todd

 

[RioShooter]

I was looking at a DW a while ago; here are the responses to my question.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=258008&highlight=dan+wesson

 

[Starter52]

IMO if the revolver feels good in your hand, buy it. DWs aren't as smooth as S&W or Colts, but they are decent guns.

 

[NCHornet]

That's a decent price, offer $300 and you will have gotten a better deal.