I might be the newest guy on the forum today---starting right out with a question. My wife has wanted a Model 41 since she shot my son's 4 years ago. Fortunately, we were able to find a very nice one at the local gun show (of all places) for a reasonable price. The problem is that my wife's hands are not quite big enough for the factory grips. Does anyone have any suggestions for replacement grips?? Any ideas are appreciated. I look forward to learning much from this forum.

Check out Herrett's, they make set of "Trainer" grips that looks like and makes a M41 feel like a Colt 1911. They are much slimmer than the factory grips.

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Thomas Rink makes very nice grips that can be ordered in seven different basic sizes, and are also adjustable . My wife has small hands and found that the XS grips were just right on her KSP 200. The laminated wood option is particularly attractive, IMHO. Not cheap, but worth it.

Rink-Formgriffe > anatomical grips for sport pistols

+1 on the Herrett Flat Trainer grips. I have them on both of my 41s and love them. You can get them here:

S&W Model 41 Herrett Flat Housing Trainers :: Target Grips :: Bullseye Gear

or here:

Match Grade barrels, triggers, etc. for Accurizing your Ruger MkI, MkII, MkIII, 22/45 S&W 41 from Clark Custom Guns

Check out the Herrett's H-41 grips. Thinner than stock and cheaper than the Trainers.
S&W Model 41 Parts :: Bullseye Gear
HTH

The Herrett H-41 arrived today and the wife thinks their great. Thanks for the advise!