S&W 10-6 Value
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diamonback68
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I would say $350 plus or minus depending on location. I going high because it's a 2".
GF
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I'd say just a little higher at 400 "give or take".
The box, docs and probably correct grips give it a push.
Who'd thought a Mod 10 would EVER be worth more than $200!?!
The box, docs and probably correct grips give it a push.
Who'd thought a Mod 10 would EVER be worth more than $200!?!
diamonback68
US Veteran
Originally posted by GF:
Who'd thought a Mod 10 would EVER be worth more than $200!?!
Not me. I still see occasionally the 4" standard barrels going for $250-275 around here though. That won't last long I betcha.
gunnut44
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Around me I would go $400-$450 in the condition you describe.
I've never seen a 2" 10-6 that I know of. I also still tend to think of M10's as $200 guns, though I know that is very obsolete. But in only 2007 I purchased a 4" 10-6 police trade in from Long Island through Auctionarms. With purchase price, shipping and transfer I have $155 in the gun. How things can change in two years.
AMOS
Member
I picked a model 10-6 heavy Bbl 4" for 175 just this Monday. Around here I have been seeing them go for 300 to 350. Model 10s with a 2 1/2 Bbl are kind of rare around here. I have not seen a used S&W revolver in a gun shop in months. BTW I also bought my first Model 15 at the same time for the same price.
I looked again and it is a 2" BDL model 10-6 called Smith & Wesson with serial number it was made in 1970. I will keep but wanted to know price for insurance purpose. I called back to S&W ask for price connected me to Roy He told me from $200 to $500 depending if gun was fired also condition, Box Papers, etc. I will say for insurance purpose $450. Gun is Mint but has been fired 14 times . There were 6 rounds that were not fired. He bought fired then put up.
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Revolver King
Member
WOW! I'm glad everyone agrees on a price.
Nframe_is_no1
Member
Odd that it's a 10-6. You'd think the 2" would be a 10-5 or a 10-7, since the 2" is NOT a heavy barrel. I have a 2" with box & papers but it's a 10-5.
