Step into the world of precision shooting with this exceptional Smith & Wesson Model 41. This semi-automatic pistol, manufactured in 1959, is a true collector's item, boasting an overall very good condition despite its age. The sale includes the original owner's manual, a 10rd magazine, a vintage Bucheimer Pacemaker leather holster, and a vintage Weather Shield Leather soft case.
The Model 41 is chambered in .22 Long Rifle, a caliber famous for its widespread use in sport shooting and small-game hunting. This specific model is in excellent bore condition and has a blued finish, a popular aesthetic treatment for firearms of its time. The grips are checkered glossy walnut wood with a flared mag well and finger grooves, adding to its allure.
Regarded as one of the best .22 target pistols ever made, the Model 41 has been used by national-level shooters in precision competitions. It features a manual thumb safety, an internal hammer, and an extremely light 12oz. hair trigger. The desirable factory compensator and the ability to swap slides between the 7" and 5.5" barrels further enhance its appeal. Despite minor signs of use and wear over the years including small micro-scratches on the slide and frame, minor finish wear on the compensator, and various small dents on the wood grips, this Model 41 remains an excellent example of Smith & Wesson's precision craftsmanship.
The Model 41 is a piece of America's gun-making heritage, a symbol of precision and reliability. Whether you're a collector, a sport shooter, or a small-game hunter, this firearm will undoubtedly elevate your experience. Don't miss the opportunity to own this piece of history.