Smith & Wesson Model 10-10 .38 Special K-Frame Revolver, 4 inch Blued, Round-Butt, 6-Shot
This Smith & Wesson Model 10-10 is a late 20th-century K-frame .38 Special with a 4 inch carbon steel barrel and polished blued finish. It features a round-butt frame, six-shot fluted cylinder, and fixed sights with a colored front insert. The yoke cut is stamped "MOD. 10-10," and the S&W crest is present on the left sideplate, confirming its factory markings and configuration.
As configured, this revolver combines a smooth DA/SA action, an exposed checkered-spur hammer, and checkered wood service stocks with S&W medallions. The bore is noted as clean and shiny with well-defined rifling, aligning with its reported bore condition.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Details: Expect visible scratches and handling marks with holster wear. Scattered pitting deposits are present in the bluing. The bore is clean and shiny.
What’s Included
- Smith & Wesson Model 10-10 revolver
The Model 10-10 retains the classic K-frame round-butt profile favored for balanced handling. The carbon steel construction and polished blued finish are paired with a short under-barrel lug and a knurled ejector rod, providing a traditional service-style configuration.
It is equipped with fixed sights: a rear notch in the topstrap and a ramped front sight with an orange/red insert for a defined sight picture. The six-shot fluted cylinder maintains the standard .38 Special capacity associated with this model.
Controls and handling features include a double-action/single-action system with a smooth trigger and an exposed, checkered-spur hammer. The checkered wood service stocks with S&W medallions complete the factory-style setup.
Factory markings include the S&W crest on the left sideplate and "MOD. 10-10" stamped on the yoke cut. This U.S.-made example reflects late 20th-century production of the Model 10 line.