Introducing the Smith & Wesson Model 10-10 Revolver - a firearm steeped in history and renowned for its reliability and functionality. This particular model, manufactured in 1996 and sporting a rich, blued finish, is a continuation of Smith & Wesson's classic Model 10, a .38 Special revolver that has been a mainstay of military and police forces since 1899.
The firearm is in good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling. The bore overall condition is good - it is clean, well-maintained with only minor wear marks. The rifling is intact with well-defined lands and grooves. The revolver action and its 6-round capacity represent a balance between firepower and size that is typical for revolvers of its period.
One of the standout features of this model is the "CDC" engraving. This indicates that the gun was originally built for and potentially used by the California Department of Corrections, adding an exciting layer of history and making it particularly interesting for collectors. The Smith & Wesson Model 10-10 is not just an excellent firearm for self-defense and range shooting, but also a piece of history - a conversation starter that stands out in any collection.
With a compact barrel length of 2", this revolver is quick-handling and fits well in the hand. It features a serrated front blade and Integral rear notch sight. The checkered walnut grips are adorned, enhancing the overall look and feel of the gun. This gun, with its unique history and proven performance, is a perfect addition to any collection or for anyone in search of a reliable firearm.