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He Shoots, He Scores!!!
Just happened to log onto my local classifieds on line at just the right instant to pick up a S&W model 41 in pristine condition for $480.
But wait! There's more!!! With at least $100 worth of red dot on top of it that I don't want or need, that means I'll be into it for $380. Some days it DOES pay to get out of bed!!! Anybody want a red dot for a S&W 41? |
Nice :) The 41, is that the wadcutter semi?
It is nice when you "happen" across something! Although I have found that most luck finds are from persaverance. Good going, ed |
That is a SWEET deal!:eek: Congratulations.
I just picked up a 422 a few weeks back for $200 in excellent condition. They are both really great shooters. |
The S&W 41 is a 22 target auto. A very nice shooting pistol. Great deal!
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oh, I thought so, but for some reason I was thinking the "red dot" was powder for reloading...
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I shot a S&W 41 for 3 years on the University ROTC pistol team. We burned about 500 rounds a week. After three years it still shot a lot better than I did. No breakage, no major problems, jam rate well below 1 in 200. I am going to buy another one of these days.
Maybe when David wants to make a quick $25 :-) |
Speaking of 422's, I had a 422, swapped it, indirectly, for a 2206, and loved both of them, though the 2206 gave me jamming problems for a while, but then suddenly started feeding absolutely everything. The 422 series is vastly underrated, but then a 41 is after all, a 41!
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Heinz, I also competed in college ROTC using a S&W 41... it was a GREAT shooter... a real tack-driver.
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Ed, I thought we shot my 41 one day? Here is a picture of one my son found in iraq. My 2nd favorite target .22, next to the 2nd series Colt Woodsman MT (however, the S&W is a better pistol)...
http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/2...tledro3.th.png |
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