SMITH & WESSON MODEL 41 for Sale

Quick Look

The Smith & Wesson Model 41 was introduced in 1957 as a top-tier target pistol for serious competitive shooters. Precision-crafted for accuracy and a light trigger pull, it set the standard in rimfire competition pistols. Today, it remains a sought-after choice among bullseye and precision shooting enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Exceptionally accurate with match-grade barrel
• Crisp single-action trigger enhances control
• Replaceable barrels for customized setups
• Well-balanced for competitive target shooting
• Built with premium materials for longevity

Key Variants

Smith & Wesson Model 41 7 Inch

Favored for better sight radius and increased accuracy in bullseye competitions.

Smith & Wesson Model 41 5.5 Inch

Shorter barrel variant ideal for those preferring faster transitions or lighter weight.

Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 41

Upgraded model with tuned trigger and refined fit for elite-level competition.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Model 41	Browning Buck Mark	Ruger Mark IV
MSRP	$1,500+	$500–$700	$600–$800
Capacity	10 rounds	10 rounds	10 rounds
Weight	~41 oz	~34 oz	~38 oz
Optics-Ready	No (some models with rails)	Some variants yes	Many variants yes
Trigger Type	Single-action	Single-action	Single-action
Notable Pro	Superb build quality and precision	Excellent value for top-end accuracy	User-friendly takedown system
Notable Con	High price point	Less customizable	Ergonomics may vary by hand size

Best Use Cases

• Precision rimfire competition (e.g. bullseye shooting)
• Serious target practice and skill training
• Collector-grade .22 LR pistols
• Benchmark accuracy testing firearms

FAQs

Can I mount optics on the Smith & Wesson Model 41?

Some variants include factory rails; otherwise, aftermarket scope mounts are available for mounting optics.

What is the barrel twist rate for the Model 41?

The Model 41 typically has a 1-in-18.75-inch RH twist, ideal for .22 LR standard velocity rounds.

How does the Model 41 compare for competition use?

Its accuracy, balance, and light trigger make it a benchmark pistol in precision rimfire competition circles.