Model 41 quick question before purchase !

[kdailey]

I have found a
model 41 in near perfect condition with original case # UBD0160. $1000 with tax included. I have a couple hours to make a descison before I return home.

Any advice would be much appreciated. Buy or no buy. I am a devoted revolver guy but have always wanted a nice 41.

 

[824tsv]

Hello,
It looks nice, recent production, desirable 5 1/2" bull barrel, aftermarket stocks. It's your money. They list for $1300 from the S&W website. I own 3, but none as recent as this one but I swear by them all.

 

[vigil617]

I'm no expert on these, for sure. But I have fired one at my range, and it was sweeeeeeetttttttt. Amazing trigger, no recoil (of course), and you can absolutely tear the center out of a target with it, shooting as fast as you can pull the trigger.

I hope to have one one day.

I'd go for it. Price is good, and if you don't happen to like it after you buy it (which I doubt!) you can always sell it for at least what you paid, probably more.

 

[CatboatWilly]

The 7 inch should bring a little more money but $1K (retail) sounds about right for this especially if it's complete with box & papers and in pristine condx.
You'll love the gun - that is - if you are going to keep it as a shooter. If not- you've paid what it's worth and could always re-sell for that price.

 

[11B Lifer]

Got my first one in 1973-still have it-Now I have a couple-Most excellent autoloaders!

 

[Barrie]

It will hold its value for years to come so buy it, shoot it, and love it for years. You won't be sorry you did as we all already know.

 

[JSR III]

So what happened? Did you buy it? Where are the photos?

 

[JM4151]

S & W model 41

Over the years I have had two, the 5 1/2 inch version that I sold. I bought it cheap because the outside finish was in rough condition. Not abused but certainly used! My current 7 inch model with a muzzlebreak is a beauty. It puts the bullets in one hole, if I do my part. I bought it used and I had to sent it back to Smith, but when I got it back it worked perfectly. That was a few years ago. Its my favorite 22 pistol to shoot. They are pleasant to shoot and they keep their value. You won't be sorry that you bought it.

 

[TX22Fan]

i have a model 41 that i bought new in the early 1980's. have put thousands of rounds through it but have also taken very good care of it. of the ten .22 pistols i own, it is probably my all time favorite---except for possibly the model 17 of about the same vintage.