The Official INGO 10mm Thread

[jamil]

 

[churchmouse]

The new Ruger sounds interesting to me for a plain old every day shooter. But, my next one will probably be a DW Razorback or maybe Valor in 10mm if I can scrape up enough cash. I've already alerted the wife to expect a major gun purchase come next spring when I hit my 55th bd.

Perfect present to yourself...

 

[kscessnadriver]

I've got a Delta Elite and a RIA GI 10mm 1911 at home. And a couple S&W semi-auto's I just picked up at an auction. Can't wait to see how they shoot, I expect I'll enjoy the 1086 more than the 1076.

 

[71silverbullet]

I really want a Dan Wesson Bruin in 10mm, I've often thought about one of those Bond Arms Derringers in 10mm.

 

[71silverbullet]

Here's my Smith and Wesson 610-3 with 3 7\8 inch barrel, non-fluted cylinder.

 

[NyleRN]

Here's my Smith and Wesson 610-3 with 3 7\8 inch barrel, non-fluted cylinder.

 

[churchmouse]

IKR

 

[Leadeye]

Wow. Didn't know you could get a 10 mm revolver.

I shoot a lot of 38-40 but that's not up to 10 mm power.

 

[yetti462]

Wow. Didn't know you could get a 10 mm revolver.

I shoot a lot of 38-40 but that's not up to 10 mm power.

S&W made the 610 in 1990, don't know the last year of production. The things are like hens teeth and fetch a premium $. The no dash 5" barrel is the holy grail. They are interesting auctions to watch on GB.

 

[71silverbullet]

S&W made the 610 in 1990, don't know the last year of production. The things are like hens teeth and fetch a premium $. The no dash 5" barrel is the holy grail. They are interesting auctions to watch on GB.

Pretty much correct, the 5 inch commands a real premium however, the 3 inch it's the real holy grail. It was a very small run of 300 for Lew Horton. The last one I saw went for$2500 and I kick myself for not buying it.

 

[browndog2]

Leadeye, This revolver is a convertable 38/40 and 10mm.


Here's a 610-1 in 6 inch unfluted.

Here's one for the Springfield fans. Peter Stahl/Springfield Armory Omega


apparently, major file size differences

 

[churchmouse]

Leadeye, This revolver is a convertable 38/40 and 10mm.

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Here's a 610-1 in 6 inch unfluted.

Here's one for the Springfield fans. Peter Stahl/Springfield Armory Omega
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apparently, major file size differences

 

[71silverbullet]

This is the first 610 that I bought. It's a 610 no dash, 6.5 inch barrel. This is an old pic, I've got the original combat grips on it now.

 

[71silverbullet]

My 5 inch 610 no dash

 

[AllenM]

I am not a revolver guy, but wow those are hot

 

[jamil]

My 5 inch 610 no dash

Since 10mm is growing in popularity maybe Smith will start making them again.

 

[churchmouse]

Since 10mm is growing in popularity maybe Smith will start making them again.

Unless the build to the specs of those pictured I will pass.

 

[Expat]

What is kind of depressing to me is I love the 10mm and probably my favorite 1911/2011 caliber to build, but all of mine have either been builds for other people or I have sold my custom builds.
I love the round though.
I am getting ready to start another custom 10mm Commander soon then after that I hope to start on a 2011 for myself

Here is my only 10mm at the moment, great gun but my customs shoot better


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I am sorry but I really like the looks of that. It would go so well with my reverse two tone model.

 

[jamil]

I am sorry but I really like the looks of that. It would go so well with my reverse two tone model.

I like the reverse two-tone. Sometimes I think I should just hold out for what I want.

When I first started getting the 10mm bug I wanted a sig p220 elite reverse two-tone. Had a hard time finding one at the time, and then I saw a RIA 1911 in 10mm for a lot less money. So I thought, well, it would probably be better to get something cheaper in 10mm to decide if I liked the round before sinking >$1K into a gun chambered in it. So I bought the RIA.

I like the RIA mostly. It runs okay. Just okay. But I really like 10mm, as it's become my favorite pistol round. And I'm pretty sure now that the sig would be a great gun in 10mm. So, now I'm back to having the bug for the sig. I don't regret the RIA. But if I had it to do over again with hindsight, I'd have held out for the sig I wanted in the first place.

 

[churchmouse]

I like the reverse two-tone. Sometimes I think I should just hold out for what I want.

When I first started getting the 10mm bug I wanted a sig p220 elite reverse two-tone. Had a hard time finding one at the time, and then I saw a RIA 1911 in 10mm for a lot less money. So I thought, well, it would probably be better to get something cheaper in 10mm to decide if I liked the round before sinking >$1K into a gun chambered in it. So I bought the RIA.

I like the RIA mostly. It runs okay. Just okay. But I really like 10mm, as it's become my favorite pistol round. And I'm pretty sure now that the sig would be a great gun in 10mm. So, now I'm back to having the bug for the sig. I don't regret the RIA. But if I had it to do over again with hindsight, I'd have held out for the sig I wanted in the first place.

AllenM had 2 RIA's in 10mm and they were both very nicely made for the price point.