Dan Wesson DWX 9mm | 5″ Barrel | 19+1 | 92003
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Dan Wesson DWX optic-ready 9mm pistol with a match-grade ~5″ barrel, fiber-optic front and adjustable rear sights, red aluminum grips, and a 19+1 capacity. Features an optics-ready serrated slide and 1913 Picatinny rail.
The Dan Wesson DWX is an optic-ready, double-stack 9mm pistol combining Dan Wesson design with CZ-style ergonomics. It features a match-grade barrel, an optics-ready serrated slide, and fiber-optic front with an adjustable rear sight for practical target acquisition. This full-size platform emphasizes customization and shooter-focused controls for competitive and precision-oriented use.
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Product Specifications
- The caliber is listed as 9mm.
- The action is specified as Semi-Auto.
- The magazine capacity is listed as 19 rounds (19+1 when chambered).
- The barrel is described as match-grade with a reported length of approximately 5 inches.
- The optic footprint supports multiple patterns for mini-red-dots.
- The sights are listed as fiber optic front and adjustable rear.
- The grip material is specified as aluminum with red textured panels.
- The slide is described as optics ready and serrated.
- The frame/finish is described using a black DLC appearance.
- The trigger is a flat K-style design.
- The hammer is noted as a square/tactical skeletonized type.
- Additional features include a 1913 Picatinny accessory rail and a beavertail frame profile.
- The listed weight is 45 oz.
- The country of origin is listed as US.
- The UPC is 806703920030.
The DWX is built around a shooter-centric grip angle and control layout that many users find familiar and comfortable. Its optics-ready slide and adaptable controls make it suitable for competitive stages where quick sight acquisition and repeatable mechanics matter, as well as for extended range sessions focused on accuracy and ergonomics. The match-grade barrel and modular features offer a solid foundation for further tuning or aftermarket customization.
Owners and reviewers commonly praise the DWX for its comfortable ergonomics and the platform’s customization potential, especially the ease of fitting CZ-style components and tuning controls to individual preferences.
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