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#2352083 - 07/08/26 04:03 PM
WTT/WTS S&W 10-7 Snubby
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CharlieP
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Registered: 07/12/11
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Loc: Virginia, USA
City or County: Stafford
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I would like to sell or trade my S&W Model 10-7 snubby for a S&W 442 or a Ruger LCR without the exposed hammer. The Model 10-7 is pre-lock and pre-MIM. It has lots of little dings from years of carrying, but she's built like a tank, the timing is good on all six cylinders and never has a light primer strike. Hogue grip added, but I still have the original wooden grip panels. Includes a Galco Combat Master OWB holster. truegunvalue.com says a 10-7 is worth $526.95. $500(firm, so don't ask) and buyer pays FFL transfer fee -or- an even trade with both of us paying our own transfer fees.     
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#2352625 - 07/11/26 05:03 PM
Re: WTT/WTS S&W 10-7 Snubby
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CharlieP
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Registered: 07/12/11
Posts: 659
Loc: Virginia, USA
City or County: Stafford
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bump
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"Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves."
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#2353782 - 07/19/26 12:54 PM
Re: WTT/WTS S&W 10-7 Snubby
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CharlieP
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Loc: Virginia, USA
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bump
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