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Value of SW model 10 snub nose 38 spl nickel
I am seeking value of 10-5 nickel finished Snubbie. The gun is square but, very clean, with of wood grips. Where can I get history of this model?
Thank you Koz
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I will post pictures when I get home from work in the morning.
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02-10-2023, 11:44 PM
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Here is picture from a earlier post. I will get better pictures posted later. tapatalk_525677222_144x192.jpg
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The picture doesnt tell us much. Value is in the details. You might get a copy of the Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson, it will describe the model and history.
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02-10-2023, 11:58 PM
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The picture doesnt tell us much. Value is in the details. You might get a copy of the Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson, it will describe the model and history.
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Where can I find this catalog? I will post better pictures when I get off duty.
Thanks
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Where can I find this catalog? I will post better pictures when I get off duty.
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Amazon, either hardback or the Kindle version. Many experts on this Forum contributed to the book.
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02-11-2023, 12:48 AM
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Look at the top of this post, and you'll see a sticky titled "To identify your gun".
Give us that info and a few good pics, and you'll get lots of info.
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02-11-2023, 04:10 PM
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02-11-2023, 04:17 PM
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Very nice revolver! Around here i’m thinking $600 maybe a bit more?
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Assuming it is as it looks and no deterioration of the nickel under the grips, and that it is factory nickel, I might say someone would be willing to pay 700 for it. It is a square butt, and does have the PC magnas. Personally I would not pay more than 600 for it
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Locally, in RI, it would probably be listed for $695...and would likely sell for $600-$625
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02-11-2023, 06:01 PM
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Thank you all very much. I was so happy to have found this handgun but I might have to sell it to help out my daughter. Dam kids...
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Assuming it is as it looks and no deterioration of the nickel under the grips, and that it is factory nickel, I might say someone would be willing to pay 700 for it. It is a square butt, and does have the PC magnas. Personally I would not pay more than 600 for it
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Could you please explain the difference with Square Butt,PC magna's?
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Koz, sq. butt grips are basically flat on the bottom. PC grips were rounded.
Not the frame of the gun, just the grips. I hope this is not a distress sale.
A normal value and sale is $650-$700.
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Nice revolver. I am partial to nickel model 10s. Here is a what a round butt K frame snub nose looks like. Compare to the square butt. A Model 64. Essentially a stainless steel version of the Model 10.
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I’m not usually a fan of nickel S&Ws but man that’s a nice looking revolver.
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Very nice revolver! Around here i’m thinking $600 maybe a bit more?
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I'd be in the same range. $600 to $625. Prefer round to square butt. Would probably have to buy it in the $550 range.
* A CRAZY gun shop in Charlotte has one listed at $2000. No box. Not 100%. Thing's been sitting there for months. No idea what they are thinking. I always figured that it was a $600 or so gun. I am sure that some of you Charlotte area folks have seen it.
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I recently traded for this 1982 Model 10-7. These seem to run anywhere from around $600 to $800 depending on condition and if the original box is included.
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After your all's help I went on GunBroker and search for closed auctions. Seems 600 to 700 was the money they are getting. I don't have a box or of paperwork. It break  to sell it. I haven't seen one of these locally for some time.
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Koz, sq. butt grips are basically flat on the bottom. PC grips were rounded.
Not the frame of the gun, just the grips. I hope this is not a distress sale.
A normal value and sale is $650-$700.
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It's a father looking to help out his kid struggling with bills. Funny she would be pretty upset to find out I was selling it to help her.
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I'm thinking in the $600 - $650 range as well. In the two inch snubby models I believe a RB grip frame would add a bit more, but yours is in pretty good shape from the pictures posted.
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I paid $750 for a LNIB one last year. I would pay $600 all day long for the one you showed.
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Value of SW model 10 snub nose 38 spl nickel
This thread got me thinking. I have Model 10 nickel in round and square butt. Pulled this one out of the safe. Forgot how nice it is. Was a super deal. Came from a small gun shop on Route 1, north side of Sanford, NC, a few years ago. Maybe paid $425 for it. One of those "so good that it does not reflect market price" deals.
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Thank you all for your time and help. I just sold it for $750.00
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I like the stainless version with a round butt and original box.....The 64..
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FYI, the "Standard catalog of Smith & Wesson" sells for about $60 bucks. Maybe plus shipping.
MOST people have one question about a S&W they just got and have no plans to spend that much info for a book they will NEVER use again.
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