Model 10 Day
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Reloadron
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I only have one, my S&W Model 10-5. One of only two snub nose revolvers I have. I also have a 4" Model 15 which I see as a Model 10 with adjustable sights. 
Ron
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jag1954
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Mine, even with the Hillary Hole it's still a great shooter.
Piranha451
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This is my 10-5
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Bush Pilot
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Damn, that smarts in retrospect.
pharmer
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Model 10-5 with homemade (not by me) grips.
Model 10-11, last one before the lock.
Model 64 from the 70's.
Model 64-4 NY-1, one of 500.
Guess I'm also a fan. Joe
Model 10-11, last one before the lock.
Model 64 from the 70's.
Model 64-4 NY-1, one of 500.
Guess I'm also a fan. Joe
no.5enfield
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I went to the range yesterday and shot 150rds of .38 spl through my 3" model 10-8 and 4" model 65-4. 158gr SWC over true blue which were unsurprisingly accurate and smooth shooting. I need to buy new grips for both, as the rubber pachmayrs aren't in great shape.
Paul R Zartman
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@pharmer ... 10-5 with homemade grips.... very jealous... f#@%&ing AWESOME.... someone go fund me on that one....
Catpop
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Just snagged this 4” 10-7 this weekend. Hope to start testing it as soon as IAN passes on by- I pray!
I’m guessing from what I’ve read about the -7, it was made between 1977 and 1988? Please correct me if I’m wrong.
I’m guessing from what I’ve read about the -7, it was made between 1977 and 1988? Please correct me if I’m wrong.
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I only have one "real" Model 10, but here are some relatives:
The Taurus Model 82 is extremely similar, but with a coil spring and transfer bar safety.
The Model 64 is a stainless Model 10
The "Military and Police" is the original name of the Model 10.
The Taurus Model 82 is extremely similar, but with a coil spring and transfer bar safety.
The Model 64 is a stainless Model 10
The "Military and Police" is the original name of the Model 10.
stonebuster
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Absolutely!
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I've got a "4th change" hand ejector pre model-10, it was my first revolver. It dates to 1916. The guy who was selling it back in the 1980s thought it was from 1950s or 60s ....
It has a lot of holster wear, but the bore perfect and the action tight and glass smooth. Other than my mid-century Colt Python, no other revolver I own shows the hand workmanship evident in this S&W.
I'll post some closer ups later on, this is the best one I have in the gallery at the moment.
It has a lot of holster wear, but the bore perfect and the action tight and glass smooth. Other than my mid-century Colt Python, no other revolver I own shows the hand workmanship evident in this S&W.
I'll post some closer ups later on, this is the best one I have in the gallery at the moment.
Steve Milbocker
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10-5 with Herrett grips. One of my favorite revolvers just a pleasure to shoot.
Homerboy
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I have 4 of them. A 10-8, a 10-6 birth year gun, and two NYPD ones, a 10-8 and a 1946 M&P. The 1946 one was issued to a patrolman that worked in the precinct I would 45 years later, and used that gun in a shootout that got him the Medal for Valor. I have the newspaper articles of him getting the medal. It’s my favorite gun.
W.E.G.
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40 years ago.
Doesn't seem that long.
Doesn't seem that long.
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