S&W model 41 Lets see what you got
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Got a new to me S&W model 41 today. Serial#946xx
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Iowahunter
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I picked this one up yesterday Ser #771xx 5.5in bbl with 3 mags.
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HAWKEYE10
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Very nice looking gun. I like the 5.5" barrel, I hope tofind one sometime. Don
mkk41
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Nothing special , just a pristine no-prefix 5.5" in the 116,xxx range.
84CJ
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OK I'll play.
WaterburyBob
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Here's my 1969-vintage non-A prefixed M41 -
wefski
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I have a chance to get a 41 for $450, what do you guys think? It is in excellent condition. 5.5 inch barrel.
I have a chance to get a 41 for $450, what do you guys think? It is in excellent condition. 5.5 inch barrel.
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Buy it if it's in good or excellent condition. Do not hesitate.
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I am buying a Model 41. Does anyone know if they have any problem with any 22LR ammo. also would you get the 5.5" bbl or 7" I am using it for target shooting only and have arthretic hands. I have other 22 Semi autos and they will not fire some 22 ammo.
hberttmank
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Here is mine, made in 2002. I didn't care for the stock thumb rest grips so I changed to Herrett grips.
Here's mine, an early one with the long barrel, compensator, and cocking indicator. Shipped in May, 1972. Custom case, made in Okinawa.
John
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furyalecto
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Starting a new topic would probably get a better response than posting in the middle of an ongoing photo thread.
There are some people in this forum who have more kowledge about the Model 41 in their pinky than I do in my entire body.
I would try to do a search here in the semi-auto forum and go through the threads at rimfire central's smith & wesson forum.
If you do a google search for s&w model 41 maintenance one of the results will have detailed instructions with photos.
Standard velocity ammunition is what I have seen recommended. I am very new to the Model 41, but CCI Standard Velocity seems to work well in the pistol.
I don't know if the 5.5" or 7" barrel would be better for arthritic hands. I like the 7" better so far. It's a little lighter & I seem to shoot better with it. I like the 5.5" look better & want to like it better.
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If I can only have 1 barrel it would be the 7". That's just me. I do have the 7" and a 5.5" Clark BO
start with one. see how you like it. you can always purchase the other
PaperPatched
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My A-Series with Rink grips
My mid-70's A-Series with Rink Grips & Ultra-Dot MatchDot:
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee293/AwRuuska/Mod41480X640.jpg
My mid-70's A-Series with Rink Grips & Ultra-Dot MatchDot:
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee293/AwRuuska/Mod41480X640.jpg
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45Wheelgun
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I only have one.
A no prefix, with cocking indicator, Serial number 19,30x. It shipped with a 5" field barrel. I also have a 5.5" heavy barrel with EFS. 7.5 inch with comp, weights and barrel cap. The barrels have the lazy "&". In original serial numbered box with a few extra accessories...
Does anyone know the maker of the target grips? I do have the original grips as well.
A no prefix, with cocking indicator, Serial number 19,30x. It shipped with a 5" field barrel. I also have a 5.5" heavy barrel with EFS. 7.5 inch with comp, weights and barrel cap. The barrels have the lazy "&". In original serial numbered box with a few extra accessories...
Does anyone know the maker of the target grips? I do have the original grips as well.
Grips look like Herretts, and they are still around making great grips
