Pork Chop
I picked up a Dan Wesson W12 at an auction yesterday. It was a good deal and I'd never seen one before. It seems to be quite well made. After doing some research on these, I discovered they are nicknamed "pork chops", ha!
Anyhow, I was curious if anyone here has shot/owned W12s and how you like them?
This one is unfired. I'm debating on whether I should make a safe queen out of it or try to wear out these three barrels. The latter would be alot more fun for sure but I'm not sure how collectable these revolvers are.
Also, It didn't come with a barrel wrench or shim and I'm looking for these parts. It looks like a 12 point wrench would fit it, not sure what thickness of shim is used though.
Matt
Pork Chop: EWK arms Dan wesson tools parts etc:
http://www.ewkarms.com/zen8/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=5
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
Pork Chop: EWK arms Dan wesson tools parts etc:
pork chop dan wesson early ones I don't see them having collector value because everyone wants the newer versions.ai had a pork chop that shot fine but it made a heavy snubby. Good luck with it and bbls still show up on ebay and the likes.
Pork Chop: EWK arms Dan wesson tools parts etc:
Has to be a story behind that nickname. Why Pork Chop?
Look at it!
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Welllll.....
it does look sorta porkchopish now, come to think of it....
Pork Chop: EWK arms Dan wesson tools parts etc:
I bought a barrel wrench and a Patridge front sight from EWK for my model 15. Very high quality.
I have a 6" HB on my DW 22...
It is a serious revolver, extremely accurate w/thin front sight. There are plenty of plinkin 22 revolvers and then there is DW.