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A couple of things you might try, it worked for me. a 13 or 14lb rebound spring, that small light gun with a heavy trigger is not a good combination, while your under the hood put a drop of Lucus gun oil on all moving parts. if there is anything like oil in the chambers the ammo will start...

You might try J-B bore paste, the blue type. I put just a small amount on a brass bore brush, then just use that brush for that cleaning only, then follow up with cloth patches. A plastic jar of J-B will last me for years, Good Luck..

I have been using a 3/32 bit on my 637 and 617 for a long time, It always fits a little lose. I have a set of allen wrenches, and the 5/64 fits great. I think the 5/64 may be a 2mm, going to take the allen screw with me to Low's and try a 2mm bit, they should work great in my magnetic bit...

If the trigger pull is smooth, you should not need to change the springs, just take it to the range a few trips, it will smooth out, the trigger pull lbs. will come down a couple lbs.. you can check under the hood to make sure its lubed good, may need a drop of Lucus gun oil on the moving parts...

If you have larger hands, and are used to shooting a L frame, you will not like the grip or trigger pull on a J frame, sounds like you will like a K frame in a 2-1/2 to 3-inch barrel, 6 rounds, you may want a 357-mag model, you can practice with 38 specials ammo, some like to use 38 sp +p to...

Otis, you might check on eBay once every day or two, I bought a soft leather IWB holster new in package, I was the only bidder, $9.95 free shipping, for my 1966 M10-5, 4".. good luck. Clifford..

Think my M10-5 has a trigger pull around 8# DA.. 2-1/2# SA.. sounds like a $400-$500 gun..

no pictures, but you better buy it before its gone, I would not sell my 1966 10-5 for $395, not sure that should be around a 1968 gun, good luck..

Had the same problem with the 40 gr. Aguila, had to clean the wax coating off of the rest of the 500 box to use them..

Yes, I carry a 1966 10-5, 4" at around a 11 O'clock position with a soft leather IWB holster, on a short trip, not for all day, the 4" barrel will get you a little bit when you sit down with a 11, or 1 O'clock carry, a 3" barrel may be okay when you sit down, I don't have a 3" to try, I carry a...

Welcome from Muncie IN., Neet revolver, do you think that is a 1956 gun ? I think they started stamping mod 10 in the crane in 1957, not sure, I have a 1966 M10-5 that was my dads, I was born in May 1957, that is a great ideal to take your boys to the range, gives them something to do, learn...

call Smith, they will email you a FedEx shipping label, I bought a 4", and 6" last year, had to send in the 6" twice, got a great gunsmith the second trip. It is great now, good luck..

Purchased 2 500 boxes, 38 gr & 40 gr, for my 617, the 38 gr was no problem, then tried the 40 gr, they was stuck in the cylinder, I will wipe them off with some cleaner, and try again later..

3 nice choices. I have a 4 inch M10-5, was my dads, what year do you think mine is ? C 870920.. thanks.

may I ask what year that is ? It looks something like my 1966 model 10-5..

I think that gun is talking to you. just shoot me, you won't hurt me..

awesome 1950 357. not to make anyone mad, but what is the value of that revolver ?

send it in, and hope you get a good gunsmith, sent my new 617 in, got it back in 5 weeks, not fixed, called again, he said I will get a different smith on the second trip back, got it back in 4 weeks, that smith was great, the paper in the box showed he fixed 5 items, mainly a bad hitch in the...

Happy Birthday. what year is that M19? looks like a 2025..

murphydog. Yes that would be great. How about the M617 with no lock, and half lug barrel, 4 and 6 inch barrel, I like both..