Model 41 - The Two Barrel Solution

[doc540]

Tried shooting rimfire silhouette matches by switching from the Model 41 with optics to the K-22 with irons, and the transition just wasn't as easy as I thought. I hadn't planned on them being that different.

So, another 5.5" heavy seems to do the job well.

Swapped them back and forth for a couple of days at the range and they both hold zero perfectly.

And I can shoot the M41 with irons better than I can shoot the K-22 with irons when I'm swapping from M41 to K-22.

Sure is fun and very inexpensive compared to all my centerfire pistols.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/doc540/Guns/Smith%20M41/M41TwoBarrels.jpg

[Bawanna]

Except buying the 41 or the barrels. I have a 41 1973 vintage and I love it, I'd love to get the 5" barrel for it too but I'm happy just the way she is. She's a shooter for sure.

[DeaconKC]

There is nothing more fun than a good .22 and a bunch of soda cans!

[TonyT]

I made a similar decision with an older Model 46 by purchasing a new barrel which was drilled and tapped for a red dot base.

[jocko]

Except buying the 41 or the barrels. I have a 41 1973 vintage and I love it, I'd love to get the 5" barrel for it too but I'm happy just the way she is. She's a shooter for sure.

the 70'sI sold a customer a 412 with an extra barrel andthat barrel had the extension front sight that slide out about 3 inches or so. Really cool looking, Not to sure how accurate it was in that mode but it looked cool and that was one hell of a quality made Smith back then to.

[jeepster09]

I drilled front sight on mine and added fiber optic, it works great!

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv276/jeepster09/IMG_1265.jpg

[muggsy]

You guys are making me drool.