1973 Model 10s

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I got the 6in at first of year. The 4in I got last week for $250 and it came from Tri-County Community College Blet program. The police supply shop marked it way down to get rid of it. they have a model 38 with peeling nickel on the frame and a pinned nickel 36-1 that's scratched up both for $300
 

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I love these older wheel guns. If you're interested, I have several 4" tapered barrel blued .38 k-frame revolvers that I'm starting to sell. I have a couple pre-model 10 postwar, a couple model 10 no dash, and a couple model 10-5 revolvers. They are all fairly clean revolvers and the grips are in nice condition. I just put one of the pre-model 10s on Gunbroker, and just now started filling out another listing for a model 10.
 
The pre-model 10 has a red paisley background in the images, and the model 10 no-dash has a blue paisley background. Look up:

S&W Postwar Pre-model 10 38 Special 4"
S&W Model 10 No-Dash 4 Inch Blued
 
On the second one, I just realized I should probably add "38" to the title, so I did an edit:

S&W 38 Model 10 No-Dash 4 Inch Blued
 
I'm not sure what it is, the lighting or something but that's the first time I thought to myself, dang that's a nice looking 6"er. I usually go for shorter barrels but that one I'm liking. Don't know why. hehehehe
 
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