Dan Wesson Pointman Seven | .45 ACP | 5 in. | MFG# 1900

The Dan Wesson Pointman Seven is a full-size 1911-style pistol built on forged stainless frames and slides with a 5-inch match-grade stainless barrel. It combines traditional 1911 ergonomics with target-oriented features such as adjustable rear sights and double-diamond cocobolo grips. The slide is serrated and the frame has a brushed stainless finish; note that this model is listed as not drilled and tapped.

For a slide-mounted red dot option under $1,000 that pairs well with this platform, consider the Trijicon RMR Type 2; installation may require professional slide work since the firearm is not drilled and tapped. Typical use cases for this pistol include target shooting and competition-style centerfire matches.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is listed as .45 ACP.
• The action is Semi-Auto.
• The barrel measures 5 inches.
• The frame material is stainless steel.
• The frame finish is brushed stainless.
• The overall finish is listed as stainless steel.
• The grips are double-diamond cocobolo.
• The slide is described as serrated.
• The barrel type is stainless steel match grade.
• The sights are adjustable.
• The pistol ships with 2 magazines.
• The pistol is listed as California Compliant.
• The unit is listed as not drilled and tapped.
• The ambidextrous safety is listed as no.
• The ATF manufacturer is Dan Wesson Firearms.
• The UPC is 806703019000.

The Pointman Seven emphasizes traditional 1911 craftsmanship: forged stainless construction, a match-grade barrel, and target-style features such as adjustable rear sights and cocobolo grips. Its brushed flats and bead-blasted rounds present a restrained, serviceable finish while match-grade internals and tuned controls make it suitable for precision-oriented shooters who favor a heavy, stable 1911 platform. The combination of materials and fit is aimed at shooters who value durable stainless construction and classic 1911 handling.

Owners frequently comment on the pistol’s refined fit and finish, and many note favorable accuracy from the match-grade barrel.

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