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I do not believe Sig produces anything anymore in Europe, only US.

DW Glad you are loving the DWs as much as I did!!

Titegroup, W231, HS6, all excellent metering powders for highly accurate loads

Unique, the single worst metering powder ever, little faster = Titegroup, little slower W231, skeeter load = HS-6

about time that discontinued, it never metered right, there are way way better powders for a fast pistol powder

offer $450 and grab it, then hose it with brake cleaner, it should flake off and see if the underneath is fine.

Do yourself a favor and skip Lee. RCBS, Dillon are great, dies, presses etc, you'll end up with those anyway sooner < later

soak, clean and brush the chamber very well w a bronze brush, Wolff has a variety of recoil springs. I think I run 7lbs for standard velocity, 7.5 or 8 for minimag, can remember now, get springs 6.5 - 8 and try them. One of the very best guns Smith ever built (in the old days, not now)

I spray with Ballistol, brush it out thoroughly, hose w Ballistol again, blow out with air and close the plate, good to go for years

very excellent brand I think

mine have all been perfect, very very good, indestructible, little thicker than others but ultra heavy duty

That's why they were the original jamo-matic

best press, give it a nice clean and lube, good to go. We don't use Lee.

DW allll the way I have various Dan Wessons, the majority are 9mm. they do 9mm the best. I had a few Les Baers and Colts and much prefer the DWs. My main steel challenge and USPSA gun has ~50,000 rounds through it, shot it for the last 8 years 2x months in matches that run ~250 rounds each...

desirable...I want it

should have stored the wife at her mothers house

W231 is too fast HS-6 is the powder for that

so what is the course of fire then after all?

awesome gun and w those 2 barrel a very excellent buy. The grips look correct to me

586 and 686 until -4 are the best revolvers the factory ever made.