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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by PainKillaX » 05 Dec 2010, 01:26

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swe123 wrote:The nice thing is they are about half the price of Wilsons, Browns, Baers and Nighthawks with simular quality. I'll bring a few to play with.
I've shot Wilsons, Nighthawks, and many Baers. No clue what Browns are.
I think he means Ed Browns. Could be wrong though :)

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Post by SHEEPDOG » 05 Dec 2010, 10:24

Many of the parts in Dan Wessons are made by Ed Brown. They have no mim parts, if that is important to you. Few makers can say that.

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Post by Rapier1772 » 08 Dec 2010, 16:49

Just in time for Christmas :clap: There was a "gently used" DW SS CBOB on Gunbroker. Guess who got it :D :D This Christmas is breaking the bank with me, I just bought a new rifle too :wall: Maybe I need to join a support group? Gun buyers anonymous? I definitely need to quit buying these things :facepalm:
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Post by SeaHawkDriver-B » 08 Dec 2010, 17:18

I've never owned a CBOB, but I did have a TBOB when I was younger.

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Post by SHEEPDOG » 08 Dec 2010, 17:24

Rapier1772 wrote:Just in time for Christmas :clap: There was a "gently used" DW SS CBOB on Gunbroker. Guess who got it :D :D This Christmas is breaking the bank with me, I just bought a new rifle too :wall: Maybe I need to join a support group? Gun buyers anonymous? I definitely need to quit buying these things :facepalm:
Congratulations!

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Post by LK45s » 08 Dec 2010, 17:29

Congratulations Rapier! My son has also got the sickness now. He found a 6" S&W 610 on Gun Broker that he just HAD to have. :laugh:
Rapier1772 wrote:Just in time for Christmas :clap: There was a "gently used" DW SS CBOB on Gunbroker. Guess who got it :D :D This Christmas is breaking the bank with me, I just bought a new rifle too :wall: Maybe I need to join a support group? Gun buyers anonymous? I definitely need to quit buying these things :facepalm:
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by Rapier1772 » 08 Dec 2010, 17:36

swe123 wrote:I hope you got a good deal. Prices on DW's have gone nuts.
I noticed that. Remember the new one I was whining about missing out on? It went for near $1500 on GB. This one, after shipping & FFL is still less that $1K. Didn't want to wait for a bidding war that would again take it over $1200, so I hit the BIN :D He said I broke his 13yr record for how quickly he sold anything :laugh:
swe123 wrote:The 10mm is back for 2011.
SMEG! I would have preferred a new one (usually more shiner :D ) but oh well. The seller is an actual gun shop & has a guarantee on it so I should be good if anything isn't up to par.
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by Rapier1772 » 18 Dec 2010, 17:28

My new pistol came in today; a Dan Wesson 10mm CBOB in stainless steel. I was headed for the range w/the PTR when I got the call that the DW was in. By the time I got done getting it, the snow was coming down pretty hard so I headed to the other one (indoor) :( Unfortunately, the DW doesn't like one of the mags & it doesn't want to lock open with either mag that came with it. But before I got crying to anyone, I am going to give it a good cleaning & buy some new mags. It is used & the springs in the old ones just may not be strong enough :?:
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Post by fzr confused » 18 Dec 2010, 18:41

pretty sexy :)

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Post by LK45s » 18 Dec 2010, 20:37

Congratulations Rapier!
It doesn't look too used. What ammo did you use?
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by Rapier1772 » 18 Dec 2010, 20:59

LK45s wrote:Congratulations Rapier!
It doesn't look too used. What ammo did you use?
Thanks. It is in pretty good condition. I used some SD ammo I still had in the truck from the EAA conversion fiasco :facepalm: Winchester 165gr Silvertip HP. Nobody has 10mm target rounds around here :wall: Unfortunately, I didn't mark the uncooperative mag well enough & now I have to go shoot it again to find out which mag is which. The one mag had no problems at all, the other was... well, like I said - uncooperative. :skep:
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Post by flyingirish04 » 18 Dec 2010, 21:40

PainKillaX wrote:
blueorison wrote:
swe123 wrote:The nice thing is they are about half the price of Wilsons, Browns, Baers and Nighthawks with simular quality. I'll bring a few to play with.
I've shot Wilsons, Nighthawks, and many Baers. No clue what Browns are.
I think he means Ed Browns. Could be wrong though :)

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Post by Cyberfly » 20 Dec 2010, 06:38

Congrats Rapier.
I'm officially jealous.
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Post by SHEEPDOG » 20 Dec 2010, 06:48

Congrats rapier, looks like new. You got a good deal IMHO. Since the 10mm got dropped the prices went through the roof.I posted that the 10mm was back in 2011 i just wanted ya'll to know it wasn't gone forever. Now it looks like the 10mm will be on a limited production.

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Post by flyingirish04 » 20 Dec 2010, 07:01

Rapier1772 wrote:My new pistol came in today; a Dan Wesson 10mm CBOB in stainless steel. I was headed for the range w/the PTR when I got the call that the DW was in. By the time I got done getting it, the snow was coming down pretty hard so I headed to the other one (indoor) :( Unfortunately, the DW doesn't like one of the mags & it doesn't want to lock open with either mag that came with it. But before I got crying to anyone, I am going to give it a good cleaning & buy some new mags. It is used & the springs in the old ones just may not be strong enough :?:
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Post by SHEEPDOG » 20 Dec 2010, 07:09

Rapier1772 wrote:My new pistol came in today; a Dan Wesson 10mm CBOB in stainless steel. I was headed for the range w/the PTR when I got the call that the DW was in. By the time I got done getting it, the snow was coming down pretty hard so I headed to the other one (indoor) :( Unfortunately, the DW doesn't like one of the mags & it doesn't want to lock open with either mag that came with it. But before I got crying to anyone, I am going to give it a good cleaning & buy some new mags. It is used & the springs in the old ones just may not be strong enough :?:
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by Rapier1772 » 20 Dec 2010, 09:44

swe123 wrote:Tripp Research work well in mine. :thumb:
The plastic base plate doesn't interfere? Looks like it sticks up into the magwell a bit
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by troy_mclure » 20 Dec 2010, 19:20

i often oc and ccw my dan wesson razorback 10mm.

for urban i use 165gr silver tips, for woods i use 180gr corbon hunters.

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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by SHEEPDOG » 21 Dec 2010, 08:22

The Tripps stick out some. CMC mags work well also and they make a flush mags.

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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by Rapier1772 » 21 Dec 2010, 19:35

I found out that the Kimber 10mm mags also work in the DW. Gun shop says any 10mm mag for the 1911 frame will work :?: Right now, it looks like the problem was my mag springs. I used the new Kimber mags & it is locking open consistently.
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by SHEEPDOG » 21 Dec 2010, 21:53

A suggestion is to lube with FP10 or I use mobil 1. The tight tolerances and stainless on stainless seems to work better with higher viscosity oils. I ran mine the first time with rem oil, fired 3 rounds and locked up tight as a drum.

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Post by fzr confused » 22 Dec 2010, 10:18

I've seen a lot people use and suggest mobil1 on here, but what weight? Thanks

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Re: 10mm CCW

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Rapier1772 wrote:I found a guy who is willing to sell me his used S&W 1076 for $650. Its in good condition but not 'mint' condition. Here's the rub - he says it is the FBI version but it has a mag safety on it; I researched it & found the FBI models are not supposed to have that. I checked gun broker but they don't have any 1076s for sale one way or the other. Anyone know how much the non-FBI version should go for these days? I searched the web & couldn't find a recent price, doesn't help that I gave my gun value book away either :wall:

That gun is a steal and a great deal for that price. I have seen them sell for double that. These are rare as hens teeth and demand the most money from S&W 10mm collectors.

The 1076 was adopted by the FBI. It was available in two versions. One (the commercial version) had the traditional S&W magazine dis connector, where the firearm WOULD NOT go bang if the mag were dropped out in a situation where an officer were fighting to retain possession, and needed to disable the gun. The FBI not-for-retail version did not have the mag disconnect. Presumably the agents required a "live gun" at ALL times and had S&W remove this feature. FBI refurbished guns are available to the public now, and are easily spotted by the inscription on the slide, "CAUTION: CAPABLE OF FIRING WITH MAGAZINE REMOVED"


The 1076 is a reasonably compact, reliable, gun that caused a small number of S&W frame decocker models to follow, no doubt S&W hoped to get a toehold into the frame decocker market.

The 1076 was Manufactured 1990-1993, there were still some available into 1994 new in box. Re-Furbished FBI models were offered through 1996.
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I removed my magazine safety by removing the rear sight and pulling out the plastic plug and spring.

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Post by SeaHawkDriver-B » 31 Dec 2010, 08:20

I think I'm going to buy an EAA Witness Elite Match in 10mm and start woods carrying with that instead of my G20.

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Post by SHEEPDOG » 31 Dec 2010, 23:56

panzermk2 wrote:
swe123 wrote:The nice thing is they are about half the price of Wilsons, Browns, Baers and Nighthawks with simular quality. I'll bring a few to play with.



Llagoud has a DW and loves it. It loves my 10mm ammo also.
Mine does too , but I can't ever find the brass.

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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by remat457 » 01 Jan 2011, 14:45

Looks like EAA will be bringing in another CZ-type 10mm, this one from Turkey. Supposed to be available in Feb.

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Post by troy_mclure » 01 Jan 2011, 21:53

variable wrote:
panzermk2 wrote:
Rapier1772 wrote:I found a guy who is willing to sell me his used S&W 1076 for $650. Its in good condition but not 'mint' condition. Here's the rub - he says it is the FBI version but it has a mag safety on it; I researched it & found the FBI models are not supposed to have that. I checked gun broker but they don't have any 1076s for sale one way or the other. Anyone know how much the non-FBI version should go for these days? I searched the web & couldn't find a recent price, doesn't help that I gave my gun value book away either :wall:

That gun is a steal and a great deal for that price. I have seen them sell for double that. These are rare as hens teeth and demand the most money from S&W 10mm collectors.

The 1076 was adopted by the FBI. It was available in two versions. One (the commercial version) had the traditional S&W magazine dis connector, where the firearm WOULD NOT go bang if the mag were dropped out in a situation where an officer were fighting to retain possession, and needed to disable the gun. The FBI not-for-retail version did not have the mag disconnect. Presumably the agents required a "live gun" at ALL times and had S&W remove this feature. FBI refurbished guns are available to the public now, and are easily spotted by the inscription on the slide, "CAUTION: CAPABLE OF FIRING WITH MAGAZINE REMOVED"


The 1076 is a reasonably compact, reliable, gun that caused a small number of S&W frame decocker models to follow, no doubt S&W hoped to get a toehold into the frame decocker market.

The 1076 was Manufactured 1990-1993, there were still some available into 1994 new in box. Re-Furbished FBI models were offered through 1996.

I am still waiting for Vltor to release the improved Bren 10!

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Post by Cyberfly » 03 Jan 2011, 00:23

remat457 wrote:Looks like EAA will be bringing in another CZ-type 10mm, this one from Turkey. Supposed to be available in Feb.
Well, I can't say as to what the fit and finish of THIS particular weapon will be, but I can say for sure that the Tanfoglio Italian made Witness Match models are worth every penny.
I'm thinking very seriously of picking up another after tax rebate season. :ponder:
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by Rapier1772 » 24 Jun 2011, 20:35

Think I should change my recoil spring in my CBOB. I know they use Wolff springs but not sure what rating. I'm not sure which one is on it now, but its pretty stiff.
Would a 22lb be ok or should I go a bit higher?
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Post by flyingirish04 » 24 Jun 2011, 20:41

In a commander sized 1911 10mm, 22 lbs is plenty.
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Post by blueorison » 24 Jun 2011, 21:16

IMO that's a bit too high of lb for a shorter slide. 20 is more than fine.
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Post by Rapier1772 » 24 Jun 2011, 21:22

Thanks. I think the current spring is a 22 but since I bought it used, I don't know for certain - just know its stiffer than anything else I have right now :laugh:
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Post by blueorison » 24 Jun 2011, 21:33

Nevermind I thought it was .45. :)
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blueorison wrote:Nevermind I thought it was .45. :)
I understand... The big "10mm CCW" title at the top of the thread throws everyone off :facepalm: :p
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I understand... The big "10mm CCW" title at the top of the thread throws everyone off :facepalm: :p

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Rapier1772 wrote:Think I should change my recoil spring in my CBOB. I know they use Wolff springs but not sure what rating. I'm not sure which one is on it now, but its pretty stiff.
Would a 22lb be ok or should I go a bit higher?
According to Keith at Dan Wesson the standard spring weight of a 10mm DW Commander is 22lbs.

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Rapier1772 wrote:Think I should change my recoil spring in my CBOB. I know they use Wolff springs but not sure what rating. I'm not sure which one is on it now, but its pretty stiff.
Would a 22lb be ok or should I go a bit higher?
According to Keith at Dan Wesson the standard spring weight of a 10mm DW Commander is 22lbs.
Great, I'll stick with that then, thanks. I also have to order a new spring for my Kimber, it's been stove piping recently & it didn't used to do that :wall: Midway should love me by now :laugh: :facepalm:
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by flyingirish04 » 25 Jun 2011, 19:00

How many round do you have through it? Might have a bad extractor spring. Some of the non custom shop models have that problem around the 1000 round mark.
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Post by Rapier1772 » 25 Jun 2011, 19:21

This is a Kimber Custom - I've put around 400-500 rounds through it I think :?: I bought it used, he said he didn't put many through it. I'll change the recoil spring & if that doesn't work then I'll contact kimber I guess :?:
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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by Tachycardia » 25 Jun 2011, 19:29

How is the recoil on these compact 10's?

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Re: 10mm CCW

Post by SHEEPDOG » 26 Jun 2011, 18:03

Compared to a 45 it is a little snappy. The feeling is exuberayting! If you are a Competition shooter used to half loaded 9mm's it will be quite noticeable. :p

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