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MODEL 10. MSRP: $879.00. SKU: 150786. Buy Now. TECH SPECS. width 1.45 in. length 8.87 in. height 5.85 in. weight 34.6 oz. CALIBER 38 S&W SPECIAL. SIZE MEDIUM. CAPACITY 6. ACTION SINGLE/DOUBLE ACTION. BARREL LENGTH 4. GRIP WOOD. SIGHTS BLACK. OPTIC READY NO. SAFETY NONE. COLOR/FINISH BLACK.
The Smith & Wesson Model 10, previously known as the Smith & Wesson .38 Hand Ejector Model of 1899, the Smith & Wesson Military & Police or the Smith & Wesson Victory Model, is a K-frame [2] revolver of worldwide popularity.
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S&W MODEL 10 REVOLVERS. Smith & Wesson has long made duty revolvers trusted to fill the holsters of law enforcement and the military. One of the most iconic and long-lasting is the...
The first to wear the Model 10 name came out of the factory in June 1957. It’s still built on that legendary K-frame and packs the .38 M&P reliability that endeared it to enthusiasts.
The blued steel Model 10 revolver is offered today in pretty much its original form, but only with a 4" heavy barrel and a rounded butt. All Model 10's from 1958 to the present are suitable for use with .38 Special +P ammunition, as well as all standard pressure .38 Special loads.
For a new shooter, the Model 10 is a great way to get them accustomed to shooting double-action. The pull is heavy, but smooth, allowing a shooter to develop solid trigger control and excellent...
Smith and Wesson continued to improve production efficiency without hurting build quality throughout the production Model 10 revolvers. Remarkably, Smith and Wesson still offers the Model 10 to this day which means versions of the 1899 Hand Ejector Model have been in production for 120 years.
Today we will take a look at a fairly clean example of a Smith & Wesson Model 10 .38 Special, but also see what came before and after it. If you are a true die-hard of Smith & Wesson revolvers you know that essentially 3 models are synonymous with the Model 10.