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Just went to the desert over the weekend for some 4 wheelin and shooting. Shot a few cylinders full of 38 special from a Model 10 in 6" (my dads, he never mentioned he had one). It was a tapered barrel version, pinned in fact also, with the firing pin right on the hammer.
It sure is a light weapon, shoots very accurate. The only I didn't like was the wood handles were a bit too squared for my liking, but I think thats an easy fix I would assume with uncle mikes rubber etc.
There are still a lot of real good used Model 10's & 65's floating around the gun shows & dealers at very attractive prices.
All Model 10's have fixed sights & blue or nickel finish.
Model 15 is a Model 10 with adjustable sights. Model 65 is a stainless steel Model 10 with fixed sights
Model 67 is a stainless steel Model 15.
BTW: Shooting .38 Spl in a .357 ain't no big deal.
Use a cordless drill with a short section of cleaning rod, bronze .40 cal brush, and powder solvent to clean the chamber rings out.
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