June 03, 2014
By Shooting Times Online Editors
Dan Wesson announced they are resuming production of their popular line of revolvers in 2014. The "new" Dan Wesson 715 is chambered in .357 Magnum and features an interchangeable six-inch barrel.
The DA/SA 715 incorporates a new HV6 shroud with a heavy vent profile to aid with the Magnum's recoil. The Dan Wesson 715 is compatible with barrels and grips from 15-2 models and newer revolvers.
With regular production resuming in late summer, the Dan Wesson 715 revolver should be available starting Fall 2014 at a suggested retail price of $1,168.
In the web exclusive photo gallery and video below, we further examine the Dan Wesson 715 at the Academi Training Facility in Moyock, North Carolina:
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The new
Dan Wesson 715 revolver is chambered in .357 Magnum and should be available in Fall 2014.
The Dan Wesson 715 features a six-inch interchangeable barrel and a new HV6 shroud, a heavy vent shroud profile designed to tame the .357's recoil.
Jason Morton, of
CZ USA/Dan Wesson, fires the Dan Wesson 715. The revolver can be fired with either a single-action or double-action trigger pull.
The grip and barrel/shroud assemblies can be swapped out on the Dan Wesson 715, allowing the shooter to customize the firearm based on personal preferences.
