Smith & Wesson is discontinuing the Model 41 rimfire target pistol, a renowned firearm celebrated for its precision and performance since 1957. Designed for shooters seeking accuracy, it features a comfortable grip and engineered barrel. With its production ending, enthusiasts and collectors have a final chance to acquire this iconic pistol.
Smith & Wesson states “Born from the vision of creating the ultimate target pistol, the Model 41 was meticulously designed with a 105-degree grip angle for unmatched comfort and control. Its sleek lines, precision-engineered barrel, and crisp trigger pull have made it a favorite among champions and recreational shooters alike.
Whether you’re aiming for tight groupings at the range or competing on the world stage, the Model 41 delivers accuracy that’s second to none.
For over six decades, the Smith & Wesson Model 41 has stood as a pinnacle of precision, craftsmanship, and performance in the world of target shooting. Since its debut in 1957, this iconic .22 LR semi-automatic pistol has been the gold standard for competitive shooters, collectors, and enthusiasts who demand nothing less than perfection.
But time is running out—this legendary firearm is nearing the end of its storied production run. Don’t miss your final opportunity to own a piece of firearms history.
The Smith & Wesson Model 41 isn’t just a pistol; it’s a symbol of precision, heritage, and the pursuit of excellence. With production drawing to a close, this is your last chance to own a brand-new Model 41 before it becomes a rare gem in the hands of collectors.”
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