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Wow! Beautiful setup. You going to shoot it or is it a safe queen [emoji4]

If you are really serious about competition a Model 41 is a great investment. I bought mine because it is one of the best 22lr pistols made and I was fortunate enough to find one brand new and had the means to acquire it. I enjoy shooting and the quality and accuracy is top notch. I almost...

When I got a chance to purchase my Model 41 brand new a few years ago I couldn't pass it up and I was fortunate it was in stock. I've got some Nill walnut grips on it. Wolff springs and recoil buffer was also installed. I would never sell this gun...

I've never seen a new Model 41 in stock at Bud's Gun Shop for years after I bought mine back in 2007. I've done some searching online and only place that frequently have them is Gun Broker (NIB). I thought that S&W did stop making them but I guess these guns are pretty much sold before they...

I've been using Break Free CLP for years. Never see any reason to change.

Good to hear S&W customer service came through.

Awesome! Nice freaking setup!

Definitely shoot a new firearm prior to changing the original factory setup. BTW I've been learning how to work on my own firearms for a while now. I don't have any gunsmiths I know of locally and understanding how to detail strip, troubleshoot, and replace parts on my firearms is satisfying and...

Let us know when you got the RMR installed and don't forget the photos. 😀

I was wondering, Aussie Collector, do you just collect these Model 41 or do you actually shoot them frequently/occasionally?

I would shoot the snot out of that gun. It would be a shame not to use it as it was designed for, shooting pleasure. Enjoy.

This type of poor craftsmanship and quality control does cast a negative shadow on the company. I would be very disappointed if I waited for some time for a firearm only to return it because of a defect.

Ouch! That shouldn't have left the factory that way.

I have a Model 686 Plus with a 4" barrel which I purchased new about 8 years ago. I have the most fun with this gun at the range. It is very accurate and so easy to shoot. I tweaked the internals with a new rebound spring and mainspring. I also stoned the rebound slide. After thousands of rounds...

Thanks for this post, brother. I guess after all these years of owning firearms I've been only concerned about staying in the 9 or 10 ring of my targets. I do have a few handguns that I am accurate with and with the only J frame I own (Model 638) I'm trying so hard (maybe too hard) to do that...

The issues you presented in this thread I also mentioned in another thread in another forum. I mentioned that i thought the barrel is canted because my POI is about 8" from my POA and hitting low to the left. I know that shooting with the J frame sights are a challenge compared with what I am...

Did you field strip it and clean it prior to shooting. If so, did you try a few brands of ammo to see how your new Model 41 would perform using different ammo. Was any modifications done to the pistol like changing out of springs? Good luck.

Over $10,000 worth of Model 41 pistols. Wow, amazing. That's over the top. Enjoy.

Always wanted to get a Ruger SP101. Great set of revolvers.

Sunbird: I would politely ask for a original manual as you did buy the brand new in box, right? As for tapping the muzzle with a mallet, when I first got my brand new Model 41 after dropping the magazine and releasing the trigger guard the barrel just lifted off. Never needed to tap the barrel...