The thing is, "everything you need, nothing you don't" is a nice sentiment that, IMO, wears though its venier in actual usage:
There is a difference between a "niceity" and a "necessity?"
The thing is, "everything you need, nothing you don't" is a nice sentiment that, IMO, wears though its venier in actual usage:
The thing is, "everything you need, nothing you don't" is a nice sentiment that, IMO, wears though its venier in actual usage: Like a car without AC, power steering and power brakes, I don't find the Model 10 all that usable. Mine mostly just sat in the safe, while I instead opted for niceties like adjustable sights, an underlug, and stainless finish for my serious shooting. Revolver aficionados may wrench their garments and pluck their beards, but I eventually sold my mostly-unused M10...and did so without much guilt.
I have kinda completed my Model 10 collection in that I have a snubbie example, a factory nickel model, standard barrel in both 4 & 5", and a heavy barrel example. I say "kinda" since I will always snap-up another one at a good price. In my view, they are the iconic revolver.
The thing is, "everything you need, nothing you don't" is a nice sentiment that, IMO, wears though its venier in actual usage: Like a car without AC, power steering and power brakes, I don't find the Model 10 all that usable. Mine mostly just sat in the safe, while I instead opted for niceties like adjustable sights, an underlug, and stainless finish for my serious shooting. Revolver aficionados may wrench their garments and pluck their beards, but I eventually sold my mostly-unused M10...and did so without much guilt.