Here a couple of mine

My late 1940's vintage M & P with a pair of Audad grips from Grashorn




and my .32-20 M & P with a wondersight

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From way back (and looks it).

Circa 1904


Some 90 years newer.

1950 Snubby.

But I foolishly traded away many a 10 over the years for other stuff.

Now I'm thinking every Smith revolver owner (or at least collector) needs at least two - one 4" standard barrel and a 2" snubby, just to form the basis of the collection.

All I have right now is a Victory Model. I shot it yesterday in an IDPA match. Drew a little interest from folks who had never seen one.

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M&P shipped my birth year, 1948.



Same M&P with a 10-7. I thought I had a better picture of the -7

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Model 10-10
Anyone know what the deal with the red and white lettering? I've never seen that on any others.

S&W 10-9 (left) and 10-6 (right, somehow has the gas ring on the cylinder like a 10-8, but with pinned barrel and stamped 10-6, with serial # in the 10-6 range):


Dunno about it, but I think it looks kinda snazzy. I've heard a grease pencil (maybe a crayon?) can be used to fill in the stamping to get that effect, though.

Does a post-war M&P count?

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Some people use regular crayons, but they make this stuff to show off the lettering.

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Here is my 10-5 S/N 3439XX. Don't know its ship date but reckon its 1970s vintage.

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Dick

My two 1947 M&Ps:

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Hi,
I only have on M&P production 1954.


Regards,
roaddog28

My Model 10 no dash. Serial number # C541XXX.

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Mid 50's?? M&P .38 Spec. Along the way it was refinished in nickel and the grips were replaced. Great Shooter!!

From back in the teens and twenties. Round butt dates to 1918 and square butt dates to 1926.

long nosed version

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This one's been in before, but I haven't gotten around to getting some new photos. 1926 or so, 5" barrel. Adaptor is an old Pachmayr.
Bob

My latest find . A 1957 4 screw just before the Model 10 designation started. Gun is 99.9% looks unfired, with a slight turn ring on cylinder. Complete with numbered box, papers and cleaning rod and brush.

My 1947, "S" serial number M&P as original and nice as you can get.

Here are my 2 Model 10-7's

I showed this off some time ago and I still think it's a nice example of an "S" serial numbered M&P.

My wife wanted her M-10 shown here as well!
Go Girls!

OK-here's two more. A '47 transition 6" and a '53 M&P, both .38s. Both possibly unfired.
Bob

Here is fun snub 10-7 wearing some Herrets, and its' sidekick 640-1 wearing Fitz Duramites. Both are more fun than I deserve.

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Some sweet looking K frames here folks. I love to see the old well used Model 10's and M&P's. I wish I still had my old NYPD M&P I got here on the Forum for dirt cheap! Just got a Model 10-7 and a Model 10-6 HB. Nice to have two old work horses again. Have to get some pics up of them soon.

Here are a few more M&Ps:

Post war 'S' prefix model from 1948 with King Super Police Night Sights




An unfired 10-5 from 1976

I see alot of good looking model 10's on this site. I know that alot have been made, but I have not seen alot of nickel 6 inchers. Are they a rare breed?


Thanks

10-6 just over 40 years old.

Here's my one and only Smith, 1967 10-5, actually was my first revolver after about 17 semi's.

Here's my Model 10-5 circa 1967.

Bruce

Hey CH47 gunner. Just noticed your name and the 1st AVN BDE patch. I served with the 271st ASHC at Cantho army airfield 70-71. Welcome Brother.

W.V.Martin - cool, another Hooker.

I was with the 213th ASHC (BlackCats) out of Phu Loi, III Corps, 1969-1970.

Ironically, the main reason I wanted this specific Model 10 was this is the same S&W model I carried as an Army helicopter crewmember.

Welcome home to you also.

Bruce

When I first got to the Innkeepers I was issued a Colt 45, then after a few months they took those away from us and issued us these little Colt 38 snubby that was a tiny thing that was very light as well as worn to the point that you couldn't hit the floor with it. I got a Browning Hi-Power 9mm from a VC weapons cache that we hauled out of Ca Mau and carried that home with me. I had it untill it was stolen from me. I really loved that gun. Well it's good to here from another Hooker. Again, welcome home Bro.
W.V. Martin.

Here's short barreled post-war unit...1948


A little cleaner four-inch unit...1946


A five-inch gun with unique/hand carved (if not attractive) ivories...1947


A four-inch gun from 1950-1951


A six-inch gun with target sights...1914


A four-inch gun (U.S. Navy)...1943


Another four-inch gun, nickel...1926


A four-inch DSC gun with a "nice" war-time finish...1942


A nicer six-inch post-war M&P...1946

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Here's one that I like a lot:


Just an old, pencil-barreld 4" RB, until you look a bit closer:

Here's my pre Model 10, April 1954.

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Here is a picture of my only model 10. Don

M10-5

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Here's my Model 10, US marked.....

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Heres one of my 10s. Its a 10-8 heavy barrel in nickel.



Picture stinks, I know...


This is a pre 10/ post victory (commercial victory) SV serial number1946 vintage gun with a NYC PD history.



Ive also got a 10-5 blue with a taper barrel no pics of it.... yet

My favorites...

like my dads res. police gun. same yr.

m&p from 1946

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Victory

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10-7

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My Model 10-5