Charter Arms Southpaw vs Dan Wesson 715 Revolver
Put revolvers head to head to compare caliber and more.
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$417.74
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| Revolver | Charter Arms Southpaw | Dan Wesson 715 Revolver |
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| Rank | ||
| Action | Single/Double | Single/Double |
| Caliber | .38 Special | .357 Magnum |
| Capacity | 5 | 6 |
| Finish | Aluminum | Stainless |
| Gun Type | Revolver | Revolver |
| Sights | Fixed | Adjustable |
| Details | ||
| Brand | Charter Arms | |
| Reviews | See 2 Reviews | See 4 Reviews |
| Prices | ||
| MSRP | $420.74 | $1,433.65 |
| Used Price | $294.52 | $1,003.56 |
| Sale Price | $378.67 | $1,290.29 |
Revolvers Descriptions
Charter Arms Southpaw
Charter led the way in developing the first truly left-handed revolver. The Southpaw is identical to the Undercover Lite, but completely reverse-engineered. The cylinder releases and opens to the right side for your lefty convenience.
Dan Wesson 715 Revolver
Returning to regular production late summer 2014, the 715 is as it was before designed and built to be the most accurate, rugged and versatile revolver on the market. Shipped with a 6 barrel, the new shroud is designated the HV6, a heavy vent shroud profile that tames the .357 s recoil very well. The double action trigger is short and relatively light, while the single action is light and crisp. The target-like SA trigger pull made the Dan Wesson revolver a favorite among competitors and hunters, and the tradition continues in the 715. Barrel assemblies and grips are easily swapped by the shooter, and the 715 accepts grips and barrel/shroud assemblies from 15-2 model and newer revolvers. The original Dan Wesson revolver improved on the accuracy and service life of the traditional double action revolver design in a few ways. The tensioned barrel of the DW interchangeable barrel system enhances accuracy, pulling the barrel tight like a guitar string, enabling it to vibrate at the same frequency every time. The forward crane latch, located in front of the cylinder and paired with a rear ball detent helps to ensure proper cylinder/barrel alignment during firing. Superior to the rear locking designs of other revolvers, it adds to the accuracy of the 715. While the tensioned barrel definitely improves accuracy above other revolvers, it s the consistent cylinder/barrel alignment that contributes most to the accuracy of the design. Additionally, the clockwise-r
