That was resurrected after 3 years got me to thinking. S&W made millions of the Military & Police / Model 10 revolvers. Blue, nickel, stainless (Model 64) and the wartime models in "Black Magic" finish.
Hard to imagine anyone who is into revolvers not loving them a M&P or Model 10. I know I do.
How about a few photos. I'll share a couple.
A Victory Model made for Great Britain. This one is unmolested except for swapping on Magna stocks for shooting comfort. Repurposed as a civilian police revolver after the war in the Saxony region, it was carried by a...wait for it...Saxon pig.
Nothing fancy or unique. Just a Model 10-7 from the late 1970s. But it's real pretty and it was a birthday present from my wife a few years ago.
A couple years ago I picked up some ivories at a good price.
A 5" blue Model 10-7 that I bought new in 1979. I think the retail price was about $130. It's had maybe 30 rounds put through it.
Model 64-2 made in 1976 and stamped for the Corpus Christi PD. Fairly scuffed up from duty use when I got it so I polished it some. Didn't make it exactly pretty but it's a working gun anyway.
Hard to imagine anyone who is into revolvers not loving them a M&P or Model 10. I know I do.
How about a few photos. I'll share a couple.
A Victory Model made for Great Britain. This one is unmolested except for swapping on Magna stocks for shooting comfort. Repurposed as a civilian police revolver after the war in the Saxony region, it was carried by a...wait for it...Saxon pig.
Nothing fancy or unique. Just a Model 10-7 from the late 1970s. But it's real pretty and it was a birthday present from my wife a few years ago.
A couple years ago I picked up some ivories at a good price.
A 5" blue Model 10-7 that I bought new in 1979. I think the retail price was about $130. It's had maybe 30 rounds put through it.
Model 64-2 made in 1976 and stamped for the Corpus Christi PD. Fairly scuffed up from duty use when I got it so I polished it some. Didn't make it exactly pretty but it's a working gun anyway.