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Dan Wesson Firearms Revolver Instruction Manual 
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NOTICE: 
Dan Wesson Firearms Co., Inc. shall not be responsible for injury, death or damage to property resulting from 
intentional or accidental discharge of this firearm, or from its use in a manner for which it was not designed. 
Wesson Firearms will not honor claims involving this firearm which result from careless or improper handling, 
unauthorized adjustment, alteration, corrosion, neglect, the use of improper caliber ammunition, the use of 
ammunition other than original high quality commercially manufactured ammunition in good condition, or any 
combination thereof. Wesson Firearms will not honor claims involving this firearm for any reason when claims 
are made by a subsequent owner. 
IMPORTANT: 
Before leaving the factory, this firearm was carefully tested, inspected, and packaged. Please examine the 
firearm at the time of purchase to make sure it is unloaded and undamaged as Wesson Firearms cannot control 
the handling of this product after it leaves the factory. The dealer Will be pleased to assist you in making this 
examination and will answer any questions. 
 
 
FEATURES 
1. VERSATILITY 
This instruction manual should always accompany this firearm and be transferred with it upon change of                        
ownership. 
The Dan Wesson revolver is much more versatile than the usual single purpose firearm and can be adapted 
to handle a variety of shooting situations in a manner of minutes. 
Barrel: Dan Wesson revolvers provide the ultimate in interchangeability of barrel lengths and shroud styles 
because they can be replaced by the users themselves without the machining, fitting, or special equipment 
necessary to change the barrels on other revolvers. 
Frame: The ejector rod and lock are located at the front of your Dan Wesson revolver. This positioning keeps 
the latch out of the way of your thumb while shouting and makes a more positive lock where the barrel 
meets the cylinder. 
Grip: You may change your Dan Wesson revolver from a square to a round butt style by simply changing 
the grip. There are several styles of grips and woods available, all inter changeable. This 
 
Rear Sight: Your Dan Wesson revolver is equipped with a rear sight which has interchangeable rear blades 
with various notch widths, to accommodate any shooting condition. 
Front Sight: All Dan Wesson target revolvers are now equipped with interchangeable, colored front sight 
blades for increased accuracy in any shooting situation Target (Patridge) sights are also available. 
2. DESIGN 
The Dan Wesson revolver was designed with an eye toward simplicity and interchangeability. Utilizing 
modern machine methods, we are able to control tolerances to produce parts to exact engineering 
specifications resulting in a creep-free single action and a fast, short double action. 
3. SAFETY 
The Dan Wesson incorporates an automatic safety device which prevents the hammer from striking the 
firing pin connector unless the trigger is retracted and held in the firing position. If during cocking the 
revolver, the hammer were to slip from your thumb, or if the revolver is dropped on the hammer spur, the 
revolver will not fire provided the trigger is not In the firing position. 
 
During the normal firing cycle, the safety connector is positioned between the hammer and firing pin. When 
the hammer moves forward, it strikes the connector, which transfers Its energy to the firing pin to fire the 
revolver. However, If the trigger is released before the hammer is cocked, either single or double action, 
the safety connector will be withdrawn to prevent the hammer energy from being transferred to the firing 
pin. 
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4. ACCURACY 
The accuracy at the Dan Wesson revolver has been well established. Superior accuracy is achieved by 
virtue of the basic design of the Dan Wesson revolver. It is the only revolver in which the barrel is secured at 
both ends and always under tension. The cylinder latch is located up front to ensure proper, position of 
cylinder to barrel and the barrel itself is flat and square with the bore. 
 
5. CONSTRUCTION 
The Dan Wesson barrel is made of heat treated chrome molybdenum steel. The frame is of the finest                                      
investment cast steel. The single piece construction of the grip is durable and offer protection to the steel 
frame otherwise exposed to corrosive salts from the users hands. In addition the one piece grip is less likely to split or 
break. 
 
 
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 
 
TO FULLY AND SAFELY ENJOY SHOOTING YOUR DAN WESSON REVOLVER, WE 
URGE YOU TO CAREFULLY READ THIS ENTIRE INSTRUCTION BOOKLET 
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO LOAD AND USE THIS FIREARM. 
CAUTIONS 
1. Always treat your revolver as if it were loaded so that its never fired accidentally when 
thought to be unloaded. 
2. Never point your revolver at anything you do not intend to shoot; if fired accidentally injury, 
death or damage to property will be prevented. 
3. chambers of the cylinder are empty. Keep fingers off the trigger and gun pointed In a safe                                 
direction. 
4. Before loading be sure barrel and cylinder chambers are clear of obstructions. If obstructions are 
observed, clean revolver immediately. 
5. Never pull trigger or place your finger in the trigger guard until you are aiming at a target and 
ready to shoot. 
6. Always keep the hammer forward and chambers empty until ready to shoot to eliminate risk of 
accidental discharge. 
7. Always be absolutely sure of your target and the area behind it before you squeeze the trigger. A 
bullet could travel past your target up to one and one-half miles. 
8. Never shoot at a hard surface such as a rock, a tree, or a liquid surface such as water A bullet 
may ricochet in any direction to strike you or an object you cannot see, causing injury, death or 
damage to property. 
9. Make sure your backstop is adequate to stop and contain the bullet before beginning target 
practice. 
10. When group firing. always have someone in charge to maintain safety control. Obey his commands 
immediately. 
11. When carrying your revolver on a range, it should be empty and the cylinder should be open until prepared 
to fire. Keep revolver pointed toward the backstop when loading, firing and unloading. 
12. Never leave a loaded revolver unattended. It may be fired accidentally causing injury, death or damage 
to property. 
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13. If your revolver fails to function properly. stop firing immediately. Do not force a jammed cylinder 
mechanism, as a round may explode causing serious injury, death or damage to your revolver. 
14. Never leave your revolver loaded, cocked and ready to fire. This is extremely dangerous, as the revolver 
could be accidentally discharged causing injury, death or damage to property. 
 
15. Always check barrel condition prior to shooting and after every 100 rounds. 
16. Always hold your revolver by the grip and keep both hands well clear of and behind the cylinder.                      
Never hold it near the cylinder ass very hot gasses and lead particles may be sprayed out around the 
cylinder, causing injury to your hands. 
17. To eliminate the risk of accidental discharge, never walk, climb or follow a companion with your revolver 
cocked, ready to fire, or with the hammer in any position other than forward. When hunting, hold your 
revolver so that you can always control the direction of the muzzle, even if you slip and fall. 
 
18. Always unload your revolver before allowing anyone else to handle it. 
19. Never tack a target to a live tree as the bullet may rebound back directly at you or someone near you. 
 
20. Never drink alcoholic beverages or take drugs before or while shooting. 
21. Always seek a doctors advice if you are taking medication to be certain you can handle your revolver 
safely. 
22. Always wear ear protection when shooting or when in the vicinity of others who are shooting. Repeated 
exposure to high noise levels could lead to long term hearing loss. 
23. Always wear protective shooting glasses while shooting or in the range area. 
24. Always make sure your revolver is not loaded before cleaning, storing, traveling or changing barrels, 
Always open cylinder before laying revolver down or handing to another person. 
25. Always store your revolver and ammunition in separate, locked containers, out of sight and reach of 
children, 
26. Always instruct children to respect firearms. 
27. If you teach children to shoot, teach them to use the revolver properly and always supervise them 
closely. Always stress safety to avoid any possibility of accidental injury, death or damage to property. 
 
The Dan Wesson revolver can be fired either single action by cocking the hammer with the thumb and then 
squeezing the trigger to release the hammer. or double action, by pulling the trigger to cock the hammer and 
fire. Use of either method does not change the functioning sequence of the mechanism. When the hammer is 
moved rearward, the bolt is moved. unlocking the cylinder and allowing it to rotate. and the connector is moved 
into position behind the firing pin. Approximately halt-way to the full cock position (either single or double 
action), the bolt is released and enters the lead-in notch of the cylinder. The cylinder continues to rotate until 
the bolt drops into the locking notch. aligning the chamber, barrel and firing pin. In single action operation, the 
hammer will reach a cocked position and remain in this position until the trigger is squeezed, releasing the 
hammer and firing the revolver. When firing double action the movement of the trigger cocks the hammer ad 
continued movement then releases It at the proper locked cylinder position Releasing the trigger causes the 
connector to be withdrawn, preventing filing pin contact. 
 
LOADING 
CAUTION: USE ONLY ORIGINAL, HIGH QUALITY, COMMERCIALLY 
MANUFACTURED AMMUNITION IN GOOD CONDITION, APPROPRIATE TO THE 
CALIBER OF YOUR REVOLVER. 
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AMMUNITION: Dan Wesson .357 Magnum revolvers are chambered to fire .357 Magnum cartridges and will 
also accept and fire .38 Special cartridges, interchangeably. The Dan Wesson .38 Special revolvers are  
 
chambered for .38 Special cartridges only and will not accept the .357 Magnum. Dan Wesson .22L. R. 
revolvers are chambered for .22 Long Rifle cartridges and will also accept .22 Long and .22 Short cartridges. 
Dan Wesson .22 magnum revolvers are chambered for .22 Win. Magnum cartridges only. Dan Wesson .32 
Magnum revolvers are chambered to fire .32 Magnum cartridges and will also accept the .32 S&W Long 
and .32 Colt new police cartridges interchangeably. Dan Wesson .32-20 revolvers are chambered for .32-
20 cartridges only. 
CAUTION: 
1. Before attempting to load your revolver, read the safety Instructions and be fully familiar with the 
operation of this revolver. 
 
DO NOT LOAD LIVE AMMUNITION INTO THE REVOLVER UNTIL READY TO SHOOT 
2. Examine the revolver before use by moving the cylinder latch down and pushing the rear of the cylinder 
out to the left side of the frame. 
a. Check each of the chambers to make sure they are clean and free from accumulated oil or grease. 
Clean it necessary. 
b. Check the barrel bore for cleanliness and remove any oil or grease. 
c. Close cylinder and check for proper latch operation and lock up. 
d. Insert barrel/cylinder gauge in place between face of cylinder and rear of barrel to determine if 
proper .006 gap exists. You should feel pressure against the gauge. but it should be possible to move 
gauge side to side. If proper gap is maintained between barrel and cylinder, proceed to loading 
instructions. If gap is tight or excessive, proceed to barrel changing instructions and adjust barrel 
cylinder gap accordingly. 
 
WARNING: THE BARREL/CYLINDER GAP IS CRITICAL. EXCESSIVE GAP, NOT TO GAUGE, CAN 
      CAUSE LEAD SPITTING 
 
LOADING INSTRUCTIONS 
1. Do not load live ammunition until you intend to shoot. 
2. Keep revolver pointed in a safe direction. 
3. Open cylinder by moving latch down and pushing the cylinder to left out of the frame opening. 
4. Using only ammunition recommended in this booklet, insert one round of ammunition into each of the 
chambers, seating fully. 
5. Keeping revolver pointed in a safe direction, make sure hammer is not cocked and push cylinder into the 
frame until latch springs up into locked position. 
6. Rotate cylinder by hand until bolt drops into locking notch, positioning the chamber and barrel. If cylinder 
cannot be turned, and bolt is in locked position, the revolver is ready for firing. 
IMPORTANT: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CLOSE THE CYLINDER WITH THE HAMMER COCKED AND DO NOT 
SLAM YOUR CYLINDER CLOSED FORCEFULLY, AS DAMAGE TO THE MECHANISM COULD RESULT 
 
UNLOADING INSTRUCTIONS 
1. Keep revolver pointed in a safe direction and do not touch the trigger. 
2. Open cylinder by moving latch down and pushing cylinder open. 
3. Push ejector rod backward, forcing out all empty cases or live rounds. When clear of chambers, allow 
ejector rod to return to its forward position under spring pressure. 
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4. Make sure hammer is not cocked and push cylinder back to closed position. 
5. Collect live ammunition for safe storage and dispose of empty cartridge cases. 
 
SHOOTING 
Before firing, practice with your revolver UNLOADED to develop stance, aim and trigger control. The Dan 
Wesson revolver may be dry fired (functioned without cartridges) to develop your shooting skills without any 
damage to the revolver. Dry firing is NOT recommended for .22 caliber revolvers. 
 
FIRING 
To fire single action: 
1. Hold revolver by grip, keeping finger away from trigger. Using thumb, draw hammer fully back to the 
cocked position where it will remain (see Figure 2). 
2. Remove thumb from hammer spur. 
3. Take aim by aligning the target with front and rear sights (see Figure 1). 
4.  Keeping steady aim, place index finger on trigger and squeeze gently until hammer falls. 
5. To fire remaining rounds,remove finger from trigger,cock hammer as described in Step 1, and continue in           
successive steps. 
6. Upon completion of firing, unload as described in previous section. 
 
To fire double action: 
1. Hold revolver by grip, keeping fingers away from hammer. Aim by aligning sights, and using steady smooth 
pressure, pull trigger until hammer is cocked and released, firing one round. 
2.  Remaining rounds are fired by releasing the trigger and pulling smoothly again to fire each successive      
round. 
 
CAUTION: IF REVOLVER FAILS TO FIRE, HOLD IT, KEEPING MUZZLE POINTED TOWARD 
TARGET, AND WAIT FOR 30 SECONDS. IF A HANGFIRE (SLOW IGNITION) HAS OCCURRED, 
THE CARTRIDGE WILL GENERALLY FIRE WITHIN 30 SECONDS 
If the cartridge does not fire, eject cartridge (using the unloading procedure instructions) and examine the 
misfired cartridge case. If firing pin indent in primer is light, misaligned, or non-existent, have revolver 
examined by a competent gunsmith. If primer indent appears normal as judged by previously fired cartridges), 
assume faulty ammunition. Remove misfired cartridge from other live ammunition and dispose of in 
accordance with ammunition manufacturers instructions. 
 
UNCOCKING 
To uncock your loaded revolver with hammer in single action cocked position, place thumb of the hand not 
holding the revolver between hammer and frame. Hold hammer back firmly with the other thumb and pull 
trigger only enough to allow the hammer to move forward to clear the cocking notch. Then release the 
trigger completely, remove thumb from between hammer and frame, and lower the hammer gently to rest 
on the frame 
 
In the double action mode. a partially cocked hammer is lowered by gradually releasing the tension on the 
trigger. 
 
 
 
 
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   HAMMER 
 
               FIG. 2 CAUTION: Keep Finger Clear of Trigger During Cocking 
 
 
CAUTION: BE SURE REVOLVER IS NOT LOADED BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO 
CLEAN, CHANGE BARREL OR SERVICE YOUR REVOLVER. 
CLEANING 
Your Dan Wesson revolver should be kept clean and lightly oiled. Powder residue can easily be removed by scrubbing out the barrel and chambers with any commercially available gun solvent and a soft bristle brush, 
Barrel leading (caused by firing soft lead bullets) and residue from jacketed bullets can be removed using solvent and a brass wire brush. Always push brush or cleaning patch completely through barrel or chambers before reversing direction to prevent the possibility of brushes or patches becoming lodged in the bore or chamber. 
The cylinder center hole and the upper crane leg should be cleaned at approximately 2000 rounds or whenever 
cylinder rotation becomes sluggish.  
 
After brushing, run a lightly oiled flannel patch through the bore and chambers; followed by a dry patch to 
remove excess oil. 
 
 
Note: Wipe exterior surfaces of revolver with a lightly oiled patch or cloth after handling to prevent corrosion 
from body salts and moisture. 
STORAGE 
Always unload your revolver and store revolver and ammunition in separate, locked containers out of sight and 
reach of children. 
Note: Do not store in an airtight container and do not seal barrel or chambers to keep out dust, since trapped, 
moisture laden air can cause corrosion 
 
 
 
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CHANGING BARREL ASSEMBLY 
 
 CAUTION: BE SURE REVOLVER IS NOT LOADED BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CHANGE BARREL. 
1. Assemble the barrel wrench to the barrel nut in the muzzle of the barrel.  
2. Unscrew and remove the barrel nut. 
3. Remove shroud by sliding forward off the barrel. 
4. Unscrew the barrel from the frame. 
5. Screw new barrel with end containing most thread into the frame 
6. Insert .006 feeler gauge against the front of the cylinder and screw barrel into 
frame until there is a slight pressure against the feeler gauge. 
 
7. Keeping the gauge in place. install new shroud over barrel and locating pin 
8. Assemble barrel nut (slots up) using wrench, Tighten so that firm pressure is required to unscrew the nut. 
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. 
9. Recheck gap between cylinder and barrel by moving gauge There should be slight pressure against the 
gauge, but it should be possible to move it. 
 
WARNING: THE BARREL AND CYLINDER GAP IS CRITICAL. FAILURE TO USE THE GAUGE CAN 
CASUE EXCESSIVE GAS LEAKAGE AND LEAD SPITTING, POSSIBLY CAUSING INJURY 
 
10. Remove feeler gauge. 
11. After firing the first six or twelve rounds, recheck for proper gap and barrel nut tightness. Make certain 
the gun is unloaded for this recheck. 
12. If the barrel nut is too tight, making removal difficult, use the fallowing procedure: Be sure revolver is not 
loaded before attempting to tree barrel nut. 
a. With wrench assembled to the barrel nut, press muzzle of the gun and wrench firmly against the edge 
of a bench and turn revolver counter clockwise. 
b. With wrench assembled to the barrel nut, using a mallet, tap back of wrench sharply to loosen nut. 
 
SIGHTS 
CAUTION: BE SURE REVOLVER IS NOT LOADED BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CHANGE REAR SIGHT BLADES. 2. 
REAR SIGHT 
The Dan Wesson target models incorporate an adjustable rear sight. To adjust, turn windage screw clockwise to move the sight notch to the right, counterclockwise to move notch to left. Turn elevation screw clockwise to lower sight; counterclockwise to raise sight. Point of impact of bullet will move in the same direction as the movement of the rear sight. 
 
 
CAUTION: DO NOT REST THE REVOLVER AGAINST A SOLID OBJECT WHEN SHOOTING OR SIGHTING IN, SINCE DAMAGE CAN OCCUR TO THE GRIP CAUSING INJURY TO THE HANDS. 
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DIRECTIONS FOR REPLACING BLADE 
1. Using the Barrel Wrench Tool, remove retaining screw on top of Sight Body. 
Holding sight with head of Windage Screw,pull Rear Blade and Screw as a unit, out of Body. Take care not to lose 
Detente Plunger and Spring which is positioned under Windage Screw Head. 
3. Insert Windage Screw into Rear Blade approximately central with Blade. 
4 Insert Blade and Screw into Rear Sight Body. Be sure Detente Plunger and Spring are in proper position under 
Windage Screw Head. 
5. Install Retaining Screw and adjust Sight as required.  
FRONT SIGHT 
 
CAUTION: BE SURE REVOLVER IS NOT LOADED BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CHANGE 
FRONT SIGHT BLADES 
 
On Dan Wesson target revolvers incorporating a replaceable front sight blade: 
 
To change front sight blades, unscrew the front sight retaining screw (40) at the end of the shroud, approximately one-eight 
of an inch. Push the front sight blade forward and lift up removing from the shroud. To install a new blade, place rear 
dovetail on bottom of sight blade under front sight pin (6) and retighten the retaining screw. 
 
Note: Do not over tighten retaining screw. 
 
GRIPS 
 
CAUTION: BE SURE REVOLVER IS NOT LOADED BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CHANGE 
GRIPS. 
 
To change grip, unscrew the grip screw (52) on bottom of grip. Slide grip off tang and remove screw from grip. Slide 
replacement grip on tang and replace screw. Tighten only until grip is snug and free from any movement. 
 
SERVICING AND REPAIR 
Should your Dan Wesson revolver require service or repair, make certain it is NOT LOADED and send it to Dan 
Wesson Firearms Co.. Inc. where competent gunsmiths can quickly make the necessary repairs. In illustrated 
parts breakdown is included in this booklet to help you identify the component parts of the revolver. 
Accessory items and parts are available from your dealer. However, it the item you require is not normally 
stocked, the dealer can order it from our many Dan Wesson Accessory Products or Authorized Parts 
Distributors. Please place your order with your dealer and do not contact distributors directly. To do so would 
delay your order as the distributor must work through a dealer only. 
IMPORTANT 
Any repair or parts replacement with exception of items indicated with an asterisk (*) should be performed by 
Wesson Firearms. Wesson Firearms will not assume responsibility for proper functioning of this revolver if 
unauthorized alterations, adjustments or parts replacements with unauthorized parts are made. 
 
 
 
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TRANSPORTING REVOLVER TO FACTORY 
Various federal and state laws and local ordinances govern the transfer and transportation of firearms. To avoid any problems, we recommend that you take the advice of the dealer in your state on how to send or transport your revolver to Wesson Firearms. Before shipping, follow the procedure listed: 
 
CAUTION: MAKE SURE THE REVOLVER IS NOT LOADED. 
1. Write a letter explaining the problem you are experiencing and your requirements in as much detail as possible. Include the model name and number, serial number and date of purchase of your revolver. 
2. Enclose letter with the revolver in a well padded package. 
3. Do not include ammunition or accessories. 
4. To prevent theft, do not indicate contents on outside package. 
Insure package against loss or theft 
 
LIMITED WARRANTY 
 
Dan Wesson Firearms Co., Inc. warrants to the original purchaser, consumer or to the recipient of this 
item as a gift that this product will be free from manufacturing defects for ten years after the original date 
of purchase or receipt. If the product should become defective during the warranty period, we will elect to 
repair or replace it free of charge. Include a check or money order in the amount of $15.00 payable to 
Dan Wesson Firearms Co., to cover return shipping, insurance and handling fees. This warranty does not 
include damage resulting from accidents, abuse or misuse of the product, use of improper ammunition or 
use or ammunition other than original, high quality, commercially manufactured ammunition in good 
condition, scratches and normal wear of the product and surface finish.  
 
Note: his warranty is not valid for revolvers plated or coated by other manufacturers, gunsmiths or 
dealers.  
 
This warranty gives you specific legal rights; you may also have other rights which vary from state to 
state.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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PARTS LIST 
* 1. Wrench 20. Spring, Cylinder Aligning Ball 39. Trigger * 2. Gauge, Bbl. * Cyl. Clearance 21. Aligning Ball Screw *40. Sight Retaining Screw * 4. Barrel Nut *22. Ejector Rod 41. Trigger Return Spring * 5. Front Sight *23. Latch Retaining Screw 42. Crane Lock * 6. Front Sight Pin *24. Latch 43. Hand Spring * 7. Shroud *25. Latch Spring 44. Connector * 8. Barrel 26. Crane 45. Strut Plunger 9. Frame *27. Ejector Rod Bushing 46. Strut Spring 10. Main Spring Guide *28. Ejector Spring 47. Strut 11. Main Spring 29. Short Sideplate Screw 48. Hammer 12. Firing Pin Retaining Pin *30. Long Sideplate Screw 49. Mainspring Seat *13. Rear Sight Elevation Tension 31. Sideplate *50. Grip  Spring 32. Cylinder 51. Trigger Stop Screw 14. Rear Sight Elevation Screw 33. Extractor *52. Grip Screw *15. Rear Sight Body *34. Bolt Plunger Spring *53. Rear Sight Blade *16. Rear Sight Retaining Pin 35. Shroud Locating Pin *54. Windage Screw 17. Firing Pin Spring *36. Bolt Plunger *55, Windage Screw Retainer 18. Firing Pin 37. Bolt *56. Windage Plunger 19. Cyl. Aligning Ball 38. Hand *57. Windage Plunger Spring 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
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