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CLOSE Please Model 10 Price Check
LGS has this pristine model 10 from 1961. The Revolver is 99%+. No refinish but it kooks like it is brand new. It has the matching/ original box (box is a worn) and a Helpful Hints pamphlet. Now for the stocks. They do not match..on last 2 numbers. Instead of
C 514x57 they say C514x17. Probably a factory error as they fit like they were fitted to gun. I would say maybe an armorer error but this gun has never seen a holster.
Asking $499. Seems about $100 high for a model 10 but in this condition I wanted some 2nd opinions.  
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Mike - buy it, throw it in safe, and forget about it 
I think it is more than fair and the grips are close enough not to worry about.
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11-14-2015, 07:06 PM
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For that condition, and with box, the price is very good. The grip panel number seems so close that it might have been a factory mis-stamping. If you want an early Model 10, buy it; you're not going to find a better one at anywhere near this price.
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11-14-2015, 07:10 PM
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You won't find one any better for less! I'd grab it.
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It looks too good to pass up. Compare the price to a current production M10.
If I saw it in a local shop, I would buy it even if I had to sell something else to finance the purchase.
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Very good price for a collector grade M10. If you want a collector grade M10 then buy this one. Doubtful you will see a cheaper one. That would have a $700 price tag on it anywhere I shop.
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HI Mike, you have a good LGS there. What dash number is it? Did you buy it? The 10 no dash thru the 10-4 are harder to find. I found a great 10-4 with a 6" bbl and figure I'll offer abt 450 for it. Yours has a box and looks nice. Larry
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What is the price on the .30 M1 Rifle ammo (Military .30-06) in the background of the third picture? 
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