Did I pay too much ??

[Bruceboy]

I paid less than that for an unfired 4" pencil barrel a couple of years ago but having shot mine would happily pay that price today. I expected the 4" pencil barrel would be a poor shooter and boy was I wrong.

Enjoy your new 10-5,

Al

 

[gwpercle]

Best to ask that question ... before you buy it !

If you are happy with the price ...

Then it was a good deal !

Now ... Louisiana Swamp People say ... Choot It Snuf... Choot It !
Gary

 

[Hawg Rider]

You did OK for a nice 10-5, snuf. I sold this minty ANIB Model 10-8 (with box, ca. 1982) a couple of years ago for $450 at a local gun show. I got it in a trade with a buddy, and I'm really not into Model 10s, so I let it go. I may have let it go a little too cheap, but I was happy and so was the buyer.

 

[bedwards]

Yours really looks good. That's about the going price for them around here.
You scratched an itch. Go shoot it and enjoy it.

 

[ruger 22]

The short answer to your question is NO.

 

[S&W-Keeper]

Good price.I don't see a lot of them around any more.

 

[S-W4EVER]

I first got into S&W's after I got out of the Army in 1976 and those Model 10's were going for $119 + tax. Adjusted for inflation that would be ~ $658 so I'd say you did really well.

 

[Sgt. Buzzard]

My first issued revolver was a heavy barrel model 10, brand new. I had to turn it in when issued a new Sig. I really wanted to buy it. I'd drop $450. for another in a heartbeat.

 

[tops]

If you were happy with the transaction..........Why do we matter?

That's a triple "LIKE". Larry

 

[413Maxwedge]

I paid a little more for a snubby 10-7 a few weeks ago and I don't regret it a bit. It's quickly become one of my favorites and I absolutely love carrying and shooting it.

If you like it, you did good.