10x25mm stainless steel revolver....

[PabloJ]

I will admit revolvers chambered for pistol cartridges do not appeal to me but this gun has potential. It is S&W six shot 8" RB revolver chambered for the 10mm cartridge. I would think 8" RB fluted cylinder to be more rare version of this S&W type. One could use hot 10mm cartridges for hunting and milder .40S&W ammo for HD. Ammo was available at Walmart even around last election when most other handgun ammo shelf spaces were empty.

 

[Jaymo]

S&W 610 is the only one with which I'm familiar. I shot one and liked it. I had a trigger job and was sweet.

 

[PabloJ]

It's stainless N-framed revolver round butt and the barrel is actually 6.5" long. I will sleep on decision till tomorrow and see if I still want it. Since I already own 10mm Glock I will try to resist buying it as much as possible.

 

[Peter M. Eick]

Nice guns. This is my first 50 shots with mine. Offhand 15 yrds.

I had a 5" 610 also but never liked the balance of it. 6.5" is the way to go.

 

[PabloJ]

It looks just like that one except it has smooth wood grips with finger grooves and S&W Medallions. Since I have plenty of 10mm ammo already I might have to shatter my dream of one handgun ownership and get one. At one time I had sixteen guns and I do not want to ever go there again so I must be very, very selective with my purchases.

 

[Hondo 60]

Hmmm

Sixteen doesn't sound like too many to me.

 

[scotty]

I have a 4" 610-3 (yes it has the lock) that I have used extensively for USPSA matches. I like the fact that it can use the same .40 ammo as my Limited gun. I have no complaints. It is a fine gun.

 

[GJgo]

Since the 610 doesn't have OAL issues of semi-autos, and is quite strong, one can work up some pretty spicey loads for it. I'm very happy with mine.

 

[PabloJ]

I managed to keep my dream alive by realizing I do not hunt nor like to shoot a lot therefore I do not need large longer range handgun. It was close and the 610 is very worthwhile revolver.