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Dan Wesson Model 12 revolver

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  • Download AR Dope Bag Jan. 2002: Marlin 83TS / Stoeger 2000 / Dan Wesson Revolvers / OOW 1928 Colt

This revolver's frame was made to allow a variety of barrels to be fitted for special applications. The company name and location on this revolver indicates manufacture between 1968 and 1990. The company name was changed to Wesson Firearms Co.,Inc. in 1990. The factory remained in Palmer, MA until 1995. SN 100


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