The Model Ten was the one that got me back into accumulating Smith & Wessons, I had a pencil-barreled 10-5 that I was issued, and ther trigger was so good I started shooting it more than any gun I owned. I developed an addiction to shooting bowling pins, and the Model Ten was the one I used more than any other, because the DA trigger was so smooth. Over five years I ran almost 70,000 rounds through that gun, 30,000 in one year alone, back when bowling pins were free and I could load 38's for about $75/1000. Ah, the good old days!
I see your gun has the bull barrel, some folks like the pencil-barrel guns better but I think most folks shoot the Heavy Barrel version better, more weight ahead of your knuckles allows for less recoil and faster follow-up shots. Might as well stock up on .38 Spl components now, before the hoarders get there!