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jamesbaloo

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How do I find out if my revolver is factory ussued? Can I check the serial number somewhere? If so, where?
 
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The 10-6 made for NYSP in .357 Magnum would have a 4" heavy barrel, a counterbored cylinder 1.67" long and a sandblast blue finish. A .400 combat trigger and a checked hammer, notched front sight. Is this what you have?
 
James: That is odd: a Model 10 in .357. I believe you can write to the S&W historian for the factory configuration of the gun and when as well as where it was originally shipped. The fee used to be $50 (and still might be). You might wish to call S&W customer service for details.

By the way that serial number dates back to 1974-75.
 
Ashlander- The 10-6 was made in response to a police order for a heavy barrel M&P (Model 10) in 357 Magnum. Production was limited, and S&W thought it was a good idea so the Model 13 was born. The 10-6 is identical to the 13 except for model number. They are collectible because they were made in low numbers.
 
rare.357?

Thanks everyone for yer help my 10-6 .357 is actually nickle plated and in very good shape, any idea of value?
 
They're rare but not completely uncommon. Mostly just not discussed or heard of much. I discovered them through a similar discussion on this forum awhile back, then someone said there was one for sale on some auction site, I bought it immediately. It's deadly accurate, and a super fine shooter in every respect.

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They are collectible, obviously, and today you might have to pay more than I did - your nickel plated M10 .357 Magnum, if it's factory nickel, which I will presume without inquiry, is at least a 500 dollar gun today, I GUESS. Emphasis on guess.....
 
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So I called s&w and the lady on the phone, who was very polite and helpful by the way, informed me that my 10-6 .357 was in fact produced in their factory and not a Frankenstein now I just need to get the paperwork and box for it.thanks y'all you've been very helpful in this matter
 

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