Dan Wesson DWX | It’s Finally Here!

Published on March 7, 2023
Duration: 18:20

The Dan Wesson DWX combines CZ 75 ergonomics with a 1911 fire control system, chambered in 9mm with a 19-round capacity. Initial range tests show good accuracy and manageable recoil, even with custom modifications like a deep optic cut. While not as flat-shooting as some competitors, it offers excellent value at its price point for those seeking an all-metal, high-capacity pistol.

Quick Summary

The Dan Wesson DWX is a 9mm semi-automatic pistol combining CZ 75 grip ergonomics with a 1911 fire control system. It boasts a 4.95-inch barrel, 19-round capacity, and all-metal construction, with an MSRP of $2,100, offering significant value.

Chapters

  1. 00:31Introduction: Dan Wesson DWX Arrives
  2. 01:42DWX Technical Specs & Design
  3. 03:16Initial Range Test & Accuracy
  4. 04:48Custom Optic Cut & Zeroing
  5. 06:49Performance Drills: Bill Drill
  6. 09:45Competition Drill: El Presidente
  7. 13:03Holster Compatibility Guide
  8. 16:02Final Thoughts & Value Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dan Wesson DWX?

The Dan Wesson DWX is a 9mm semi-automatic pistol that merges the ergonomic grip of the CZ 75 with the fire control system of a 1911. It features a 4.95-inch barrel and a 19-round capacity using CZ P-10 F/P-09 magazines.

What are the key technical specifications of the Dan Wesson DWX?

The DWX is chambered in 9mm, has a 4.95-inch match-grade barrel, and a 19+1 round capacity. It features an all-metal construction (steel frame, aluminum grips) and weighs approximately 45 oz. The MSRP is $2,100.

How does the Dan Wesson DWX perform in shooting drills?

In performance drills like the Bill Drill at 7 yards, the DWX achieved sub-2-second times, demonstrating good speed and recoil management. While not as flat-shooting as some higher-end ported pistols, it performs exceptionally well for its price point.

What is the optic mounting situation for the Dan Wesson DWX?

The DWX does not come optic-cut from the factory. However, custom deep optic cuts, like those from Vulcan Machine Works, can be added to minimize mechanical offset and ensure consistent aiming.

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