Smith Wesson Model 910 Stainless Steel Shotgun?

[stevehouston]

I wish you could possibly download the pic so that everyone could see how does it looks.

[Elwanda]

If I'm reading my books right they were only made in 1972. No idea of value or who they were made for. Later sporting versions were made by Howa in Japan & marketed by S&W starting in the mid 80's.

[jb59]

Years ago I purchased a Smith Wesson Model 910 Riot shot gun. 18 inch Barrel 5 shot. The gun has a brushed nickle receiver and stainless steel barrel. I understand that very few of these were ever made and were a special order by an agency. The gun is in 100% new in box and non fired. Anybody know anything about what agency it may have been produced for and approx. current value.

Layne you have an older thread 4/23/2016 about Model 916

[Layne12gun]

Layne you have an older thread 4/23/2016 about Model 916

Yep Published in 2016 . Trying to find out more information at that time. Smith Wesson has been no help. Deny they ever made a Stainless Steel Shot gun but I have two of them. . Recently found out that some one else has one. Some one has said that it was made by Nobel shot gun?? But like the model 28 in Satin Nickel they are tough to nail down. these two have sequencial serial numbers.. still trying to solve the Stainless Steel Mystery ??

[okh8pvmnt]

PM inbound.

[bluecar]

Hey Layne, did you mean the Mossberg Mariner? I have one of those.

[okh8pvmnt]

Layne12gun Here is a picture of mine, along with another 916A which appears to be nickel plated, except for the trigger assembly and magtube. Perhaps a special model?

[Layne12gun]

I See your two models are different The top gun has the rifle sight and the rubber recoil buffer pad. the bottom gun as the no chrome magazine tube and plain bead sights. and no butt pad. Also the tube is the 4 shot tube and not the extended .Also the blued trigger guard and trigger while the top gun like mine has the nickel trigger guard and gold trigger . Still interesting the denial that these guns were produced by Smith . i believe that they were made under contract by some one else .. But that it my guess. But they do not appear in any books !!