41 COLT for Sale

Quick Look

The .41 Colt was introduced in the late 19th century by Colt for use in its revolvers. It was designed as a medium-caliber self-defense round, bridging the gap between .38 and .45 calibers. While now obsolete, it remains a collector's favorite for vintage Colt revolvers like the Thunderer.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Historic cartridge linked to classic Colt revolvers
• Mild recoil compared to larger calibers
• Compatible with vintage Colt Thunderer models
• Sought after by collectors of 19th-century firearms
• Offered occasional use in cowboy action shooting

Key Variants

Colt Thunderer .41 Colt

Preferred by historical enthusiasts seeking an original double-action revolver chambered in this round.

Colt SAA .41 Colt

A rare but known variant of the Single Action Army for collectors and cowboy action shooters.

Remington .41 Colt Revolver

Non-Colt interpretation used in the same era, now prized by collectors.

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Best Use Cases

• Firearm collecting
• Historical reenactment
• Cowboy action shooting
• Training in vintage revolver operation
• Display and preservation

FAQs

Can I still buy .41 Colt revolvers?

Yes, but they are only available used, typically sold as collectible vintage revolvers on secondary markets.

What is the difference between .41 Colt and .41 Magnum?

The .41 Colt is a lower-pressure antique cartridge; the .41 Magnum is a modern high-velocity round.

How does .41 Colt perform for self-defense?

Originally designed for defense, today's limited ammo availability makes it impractical for modern use.