.41 mag info
- Thread starter skhunter
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Nicely spits the difference, and as long as you reload,...no worries!
Seems to be made for a nice, long barreled revolver with a suitable red dot
or scope...too bad we can't hunt with handguns in Kanada....
Seems to have an 'inherent accuracy', (hesitate to use the term) that is
lacking in the other two...(I still own several examples of both!)
Seems to be made for a nice, long barreled revolver with a suitable red dot
or scope...too bad we can't hunt with handguns in Kanada....
Seems to have an 'inherent accuracy', (hesitate to use the term) that is
lacking in the other two...(I still own several examples of both!)
.41 Magnum
I've had a S&W Model 57 6" .41 Mag for many years. Great ctg in a great wheelgun. I reload for the ctg. & liked it so much I sold my Model 29 6" .44 Magnum after getting the .41 Mag. Just a personal preference.
skhunter said:
I've had a S&W Model 57 6" .41 Mag for many years. Great ctg in a great wheelgun. I reload for the ctg. & liked it so much I sold my Model 29 6" .44 Magnum after getting the .41 Mag. Just a personal preference.
I've had a few over the years, still have a Blackhawk in that caliber. I like it, seems like a nice compromise, powerful but not as violent a recoil impulse as the 44. FWIW - dan
- Location
- Somewhere on the Hudson Bay Coast
It's a shame that there are not more .41 bullets available. If there were bullets available in the same weight range as the .44 the .41 might be the better round. The Smith guns are fine, but I have a soft spot for single actions, so I'd look at a 45/8" Blackhawk.
