School me on S&W revolvers

[okcowboy]

So where's the best (free) place to get an idea of the value of a S&W?

 

[AKguy1985]

So where's the best (free) place to get an idea of the value of a S&W?

www.smith-wessonforum.com.

check out the classifieds over there and you can see what things go for

 

[98pointsix]

And so it has begun
I was turned off by the DAO at first but the trigger was so smooth I couldnt resist.

thanks again for allthe input

 

[OKCShooter]

No reason to buy a .38 in a larger frame - get a .357 and give yourself the option...

J-frame is a different story...

 

[Stingray]

I'm kind of partial to the M&P/Model 10 if you couldn't tell by my username.

I agree with you completely. I love my 10-6. Definitely my favorite handgun.

-S

 

[S&W 10]

I agree with you completely. I love my 10-6. Definitely my favorite handgun.

-S

They're great revolvers, which may be an understatement for a firearm that's been in continuous production for 111 years!
To quote a very knowledgeable and respected S&W collector; "Their everything you need and nothing you don't."

 

[dennishoddy]

I have a model 10 M&P manufactured in 1914. Its about a foot from me as we speak.

After further study, the above pics are of the K22 masterpiece.
Below is the M&P
. The M&P has combat history.

 

[AKguy1985]

I have a model 10 M&P manufactured in 1914. Its about a foot from me as we speak.

After further study, the above pics are of the K22 masterpiece.
Below is the M&P
. The M&P has combat history.

thats an old one, also dont forget the model 12 and 13, the 13 is just a .357 chambered model 10 heavy barrel, i have a 1975 vintage 13-1 thats possibly a NYSP gun but it looks way too nice to be some officers carry gun

 

[S&W 10]

Here is a 5" 1946 postwar transitional M&P I picked up Saturday. It is about 99% and appears to be unfired; the best part is, it's wearing number matching prewar Magna's, which caused a little stir on the "Blue Board"!
Sorry for my poor photography skills; I'm still learning who to use my new camera and post pictures here. These photo's were taken before it was cleaned, wiped and preserved for storage.

 

[ldp4570]

Here is a 5" 1946 postwar transitional M&P I picked up Saturday. It is about 99% and appears to be unfired; the best part is, it's wearing number matching prewar Magna's, which caused a little stir on the "Blue Board"!
Sorry for my poor photography skills; I'm still learning who to use my new camera and post pictures here. These photo's were taken before it was cleaned, wiped and preserved for storage.

PRESERVED FOR STORAGE????????????

You just send it on down here to me, and I'll treat her right, she's in bad need of being fed some 158gr medicinal lead!!!!!