Dan Wesson Adds Wraith Threaded-Barrel Pistol

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posted on September 17, 2019
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CZ-USA and Dan Wesson have added to the company's suppressor-ready pistols with the DW Wraith, featuring a 5.75”, factory-threaded barrel. The Wraith features High Night Sights to accommodate a suppressor, which typically blocks out some or all of the standard 1911 sights. 

A full-sized 1911, the DW Wraith is available in .45 ACP, 10 mm and 9 mm Luger. The frame and slide on the DW Wraith are made of heavy-duty, forged stainless steel, and are coated in Dan Wesson's distressed version of the gun maker's Duty finish. Non-distressed parts are finished in black.  

G10 grips, an extended grip and thumb safeties contribute to enhanced handling. For added support, sharp, 25 lines-per-inch checkering is found on the front strap and mainspring housing. The Wraith's undercut trigger guard provides a higher grip for better stability.

The Wraith's ejection post is lowered and flared for better ejection of spent brass. Forward slide serrations provide a nice texture for racking back the slide. A beveled magwell translates to easier and faster magazine changes.

The Wraith comes with a thread protector, and ships with two (2) magazines, a Signature Series pistol case, a barrel bushing wrench, one (1) cable lock, and an owner's manual. 

For more, visit danwessonfirearms.com and cz-usa.com.

DW Wraith .45 ACP Specifications:
SKU: 01847
Caliber: .45 ACP
Mag. Cap.: 8
Frame Material: Forged Stainless Steel
Frame Finish: Distressed Duty
Slide Finish: Distressed Duty
Grip: G10
Overall Length: 9.5"
Barrel Length: 5.75"
Width: 1.5"
Weight: 42.3 Oz.
Sights: High Night Sights
Safety Elements: Manual Thumb and Grip Safety
MSRP: $2,077.00

DW Wraith 10 mm Specifications:
SKU: 01848
 
Caliber: 10 mm 
Mag. Cap.: 9
Frame Material: Forged Stainless Steel
Frame Finish: Distressed Duty
Slide Finish: Distressed Duty
Grip: G10
Overall Length: 9.5"
Barrel Length: 5.75"
Width: 1.5"
Weight: 42.3 Oz. 
Sights: High Night Sights
Safety Elements: Manual Thumb and Grip Safety
MSRP: $2,375.00

DW Wraith 9 mm Luger Specifications:
SKU:
01849
Caliber: 9 mm Luger 
Mag. Cap.:  10Frame Material: Forged Stainless Steel
Frame Finish: Distressed Duty 
Slide Finish: Distressed Duty
Grip: G10
Overall Length: 9.5"
Barrel Length: 5.75"
Width: 1.5"
Weight: 42.3 Oz.
Sights: High Night Sights
Safety Elements: Manual Thumb and Grip Safety
MSRP: $2,077.00

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