Quick Look

Dan Wesson introduced the DWX series as precision, modular revolvers blending heritage craftsmanship with modern customization. Designed for revolver enthusiasts valuing flexibility and accuracy, the DWX remains a niche but respected model among collectors and competition shooters.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Modular barrel system for quick caliber changes
• Superior accuracy with precision engineering
• Robust stainless steel construction
• Customizable grips for ergonomic comfort
• Strong aftermarket support for parts

Key Variants

Dan Wesson DWX 6 Inch

Ideal for target shooters seeking long sight radius and enhanced accuracy.

Dan Wesson DWX 4 Inch

Balanced for duty use or competition with manageable barrel length.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Dan Wesson DWX	Smith & Wesson 686	Ruger GP100
MSRP	$1,200–$1,400	$900–$1,100	$800–$1,000
Capacity/Size	5 rounds, .357 Magnum	6 rounds, .357 Magnum	6 rounds, .357 Magnum
Weight	40–45 oz	39–41 oz	44 oz
Optics-Ready	No	Yes, select models	No
Trigger Type	Single/Double Action	Single/Double Action	Single/Double Action
Notable Pro	Modular barrel system	Durable, reliable service revolver	Heavy-duty frame and cylinder
Notable Con	Limited capacity (5 rounds)	Bulkier frame	Limited aftermarket parts

Best Use Cases

• Precision target shooting
• Competitive revolver events
• Collectors and enthusiasts
• Concealed carry (with shorter barrel variants)
• Range practice

FAQs

Can I easily swap barrels on the Dan Wesson DWX?

Yes, the DWX features a modular barrel system allowing quick caliber and barrel length changes without specialized tools.

What calibers does the Dan Wesson DWX support?

Primarily chambered in .357 Magnum with the ability to shoot .38 Special, depending on barrel and cylinder configuration.

How does the Dan Wesson DWX compare in weight?

It weighs approximately 40 to 45 ounces, comparable to similar quality stainless steel revolvers in its class.