Not really a deal but a cool revolver you don’t see every day

[Robert28]

These used to go for $250 or so several years ago but like everything else they’ve gone up. You don’t see the 3” version everyday. I couldn’t resist, I had to pick one up. Something about old guns just tugs at my wallet.lol

https://palmettostatearmory.com/le-trade-in-smith-wesson-model-10-5-38-special-3-6rds-revolver-sw103r5.html?utm_medium=email&utm_source=daily_deals&utm_campaign=morning+&utm_term=20231127&utm_content=

 

[JustUs4All]

Good lines.

I have a Hand Ejector Model of 1905 that belonged to my grandfather. It is the g-g-g-grandfather to the Mod 10. Had good lines back then too. LOL

 

[Ruger#3]

Carried a combat master piece for 20 years. Grew very confident with the weapon. Probably own one one day out of nostalgia.

 

[earlthegoat2]

Really not a bad price for a pre lock in an uncommon barrel length.

I know trade ins can have some pretty good wear but $400 is a deal still even after shipping and transfer.

 

[Jester896]

Nice!
I have a 2 or 3" and it is a pretty good shooter...not sure if there is a dash after the 10.

 

[bighonkinjeep]

Found a cool old model 10 box documents and receipt from Gun corral( Gun shop that used to be in Avondale) about a decade ago in a demo house. Think the receipt was for $110.
Thought to myself hey thats probably worth picking up.
Listed it online and sold the empty box & docs to a collector in less than 5 minutes for $40. Glad I was able to get it to someone who appreciated it and it didnt go to a landfill.

 

[tad1]

Umm.. Yes! Love some old smiths.

 

[ddavis1120]

I have my Dad’s combat masterpiece service revolver. Because of the sentimental value, it is a safe queen but I do pull it out on some range days.
I try to introduce people to shooting and often let them move up from shooting 22s to mild 38s in the S&W. It is a joy to shoot.