Dan Wesson .357mag Carbine?

[bang_bang]

I was told a couple of weeks ago that the model of Dan Wesson that I own was supposed to have a shoulder stock with the package. First of all, it's got a 15 inch barrel so it's legally a carbine. But on the other hand, I can't find any information about the stock or even the barrel length. I know that the barrel is a special order deal and is probably worth more than the gun is. Has anybody seen a Dan Wesson Carbine?

 

[Majic]

Dan Wesson was a major player in the long range silhoulette games. The long barrels were used by those folks. DW only made handguns. There was never any factory sholder stocks for them.

 

[Essex County]

Sorry, but a 15" Revolver with a shoulder stock is an invitation for a long stay at CLUB FED...........Essex

 

[Brian Williams]

Needs to be greater than 16" as measured from the breech or bolt face. No one has made a shoulder stock for a handgun since NFA came into being and that was in '32. Unless it was a military sidearm.

 

[PotatoJudge]

I've always thought a DW carbine in any of the supermags would be cool. I figured it'd be like with Contenders in that you'd need a 16 in+ barrel. I've never seen it, but I recall hearing about custom 18in barrels and a shoulder stock wouldn't be bad to make. I have hunted with a Contender in 357 max with a 16in barrel, and it's a really nice rifle to carry. I think the minimum OAL is also determined by law at 28ish inches.