Presenting a treasured piece of firearm history, the Smith & Wesson Model 10-6 Revolver. This genuine artifact, in fair condition, was a service revolver with the Atlanta Police Department, as denoted by the unique engraving "ATLANTA POLICE DEPT 2569" on the rear of the grip. Although it shows extensive signs of prior use and handling, it remains in good working order, ready to be a prized addition to any collection or a reliable tool for personal defense.
Manufactured in the United States in 1974, this .38 Spl. caliber revolver is part of a series that has been in continuous production since the early 20th century, marking it as one of the most successful and enduring revolver designs in history. Despite its age, the bore condition remains good, and the action is double-action/single-action (DA/SA), indicating its versatile functionality. It comes with a HKS 10-A speed loader, enhancing its utility and value.
The Smith & Wesson Model 10-6 sports a blued finish, a traditional protective coat used to prevent rust, contributing to its nostalgic charm. The worn checkered walnut grips, adorned with S&W medallions, further emphasize its rich heritage and history. It features a fixed front ramp with a grooved rear sight, and a barrel length of 4". The revolver's capacity is 6 rounds, balancing its size and power effectively.
Whether you are a gun enthusiast, a collector, or looking for a reliable firearm for self-defense, the Smith & Wesson Model 10-6 Revolver is a compelling choice. Not only does it offer a balance of power and manageability, but it also brings with it a rich history and a connection to the past. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of Smith & Wesson history.