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Found an old Model 10-7 S&W for sale, need advice.
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[QUOTE="Diamondback 2/2, post: 98687, member: 157"] I am not a big gun collector but I have a few collectables, my first pistol was a San Antonio Police Department Model 10 S&W that I bought for $125 when I was 13. I have always been found of model 10’s for some damn reason every since. Well today I stopped at a pawn shop and saw a S&W model 10-7 in fair condition (finish is worn and a few nicks in the barrel), it has stag grips on it and the price tag was $369.99. I talked with the guy and he told me $310.00 + tax, so I told him I would think about it and come by tomorrow. I am a little out of the loop of what the normal pricing would be at for something like this, I know an old police issue is not worth much but this one is not an old issue pistol (as far as I know). What do you guys think? Hollis? I liked the pistol and would like to add it to my little collection of S&W revolvers, but I am not sure if it’s worth the money to be honest. I have bought many model 10’s for under $200 in the past and I use to trade them all the time for ammo and equipment, but it has been a few years and the market has defiantly changed. [/QUOTE]
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