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Manufacturer
	Dan Wesson Corp. More Info

About the Gun

Hybrid design combining features of the Dan Wesson 1911 and the CZ 75, particularly a 1911 style single-action trigger and CZ 75 style grip and frame. The DWX also makes use of existing CZ-USA magazines and grip panels. Features include a skeletonized trigger and hammer, front and rear slide serrations, squared trigger guard, extended beavertail, full shroud accessory rail, checkered front strap and mainspring housing.

Production

Production of this firearm began in 2020, with manufacturing continuing to the present day. It is crafted with precision, reflecting a commitment to quality and performance, and remains a popular choice among enthusiasts for its design and reliability.

Market value

The MSRP for this gun is approximately $1,909. In 95% condition, the used market value in 2024-2025 ranges from $1,400 to $1,600, based on recent sales and listings.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	9 mm Luger
Alias:	9 mm Parabellum
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Analysis

This 9mm pistol demonstrates notable strengths in accuracy and ergonomics, making it a solid choice for both competitive shooters and casual enthusiasts. Its design prioritizes a comfortable grip, allowing for extended shooting sessions with minimal fatigue. Reliability is another key asset, as it performs consistently under various conditions with proper care. The trigger pull is crisp and predictable, typically around 4.5 pounds in single-action mode, contributing to precise shot placement. Felt recoil is moderate, well-managed by the pistol’s weight and frame design, which aids in follow-up shots. On the downside, maintenance can be somewhat demanding, requiring meticulous attention to keep it in peak condition. Availability of replacement parts may pose a challenge for some users, potentially leading to delays in repairs. Additionally, shooters with smaller hands might find the grip slightly less accommodating, which could affect control during rapid fire.