The Dan Wesson Razorback is a single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 10mm Auto. The stainless steel frame with brushed finish pairs with cocobolo wood grips, and the match-grade barrel gives it consistent shot-to-shot accuracy that sport shooters will notice. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Dan Wesson 
• Model: Razorback 
• Caliber: 10MM Auto 
• Action Type: Single Action (SAO) 
• Capacity: 8+1 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 5 inches 
• Overall Length: 8.75 inches 
• Weight: 40.1 oz (2.5 lbs) 
• Frame Material: Stainless Steel 
• Finish: Brushed Stainless Steel 
• Grip Material: Cocobolo Wood 
• Sights: Fixed Tritium Night Sights 
   

Detailed Features 

The all-stainless construction holds up well over time and the brushed finish hides handling marks better than polished alternatives. The match-grade barrel delivers consistent accuracy whether you're running it at the range or in competition. Cocobolo grips are comfortable for long sessions, and the fixed tritium night sights let you pick up the front sight fast in low light. 
 
The Razorback has both a manual thumb safety and a grip safety. That combination keeps the manual safety from being the only line of defense without adding complexity to the draw. 
 

Target Audience 

The Razorback appeals to 1911 shooters who want more energy than .45 ACP delivers. It fits both competitors who shoot 10mm divisions and anyone who wants a capable steel-frame pistol for home defense or field carry. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

At the range the Razorback holds tight groups and the SAO trigger makes it easy to shoot well. For hunting backup or bear country carry, 10mm from a 5-inch match barrel gives meaningful velocity. Collectors will find the cocobolo-and-stainless combination worth having on its own merits.

The Dan Wesson Razorback in 10mm draws consistent praise for its build quality. The stainless steel construction gets mentioned often, both for durability and for how the pistol looks over time. The SAO trigger is a draw for 1911 enthusiasts who want a clean, consistent pull.

Reliability comes up frequently in owner discussions. Most report it runs well across different 10mm loads, which matters for both target shooting and hunting use. Recoil control in 10mm is generally described as manageable, enough for quick follow-up shots without losing the sight picture.

The price point is a recurring topic. Many owners consider the quality worth the cost, but it does come up in comparisons with other 10mm 1911s on the market. Some discussions note that beginners or daily-carry users might want to weigh size and weight before buying.

Maintenance is straightforward for most owners, though a few note that some parts warrant closer attention than polymer-framed pistols require after extended use.