Model 41 Smith & Wesson (Chapter 2 )
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- čas přidán 28. 11. 2012
- You've been requesting it; here it is again. Sorry we've been so long in getting to the Chapter 2 of this gorgeous piece of hardware.
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41 is my favorite!!!
The S&W Model 41 is the finest .22 pistol I have ever shot or owned! Thank you for the video Hickok.
hickok45 I am from NY and I know you are not crazy about people from NY. That being said I did look at your original video about this pistol, that you paint as being painful to watch. However, this NY guy thought it was one of your and John's best videos. You spoke about how near and dear the revolver is to you and how much you loved your parents without actually saying those words. You see Sir, it does not matter where we are from in this great Country, because we all share the same values. Thank you to You and John for all the great work. Wyatt
This is a great gun to shoot, I bought mine in 1966 for $55 New and it is one of the best guns I own. Now my grand kids have fun shooting it.
Shooting legend Jim Clark actually won a gold inlaid Smith & Wesson Model 41 after winning the National Pistol Championship in 1958, pretty sweet gun!
One of the finest 22lr. semi autos ever made, a truely elegant pistol.Mike
And you say your not a precision shooter? Knocking that can out of the goats ear is about as precise as one can get. You are something Hickok, what a joy to watch!!!
I've shot everything in it over the years, but I'm just tired of dealing with pathetic .22 ammo. I've resolved to just pick up a few boxes of the CCI occasionally and keep it on hand. I bought four 100-packs at the gun show yesterday. I don't burn through thousands of .22 rounds anyway, so the added cost is not that big a deal.
Yeah I'm wondering if it's ok to use the high volcity cci 1260 fps I to love this gun it's so we'll built and you can survive with this pistol it will protect you and you can put food on the table It will kill a person this caliber is not to be underestimated why people try say oh it's just a 22 I saw a guy drop a 1200 pound bull 🐂 that bull hit the ground like a sack of taters did move at all he was dead before he even hit the ground it was for beef made some nice stakes hamburger but yeah don't ever under est
It is genuinely a high point in my week when a new hickok45 video comes along! I cannot say how impressed I am with both his knowledge and his shooting. Just incredible.
I’ve wanted one for 3 hours. True story. Went from browning Buckmark to reading about the 41. Got a 10% off discount from my range and that was the beginning of the purchase. Waiting my 72 hours- which to me makes no sense unless you are buying your first gun and have ill intentions. No ill intentions.
i've just try this gun in france, i'm new in shooting, but with this beauty i can group 10 bullet in a circle of 6 cm at 50 meters (nearly 55 yards). this gun is magic, compared to a 10 years old walther P22. ok it's not tactical but it's truly a piece of ART !!
I learned to shot during the 70s and 80s with a Model 41. My dad had two and gave them to me and my older brother.
I still have it and seeing this makes me want to get back to the range.
Mine shoots like a rifle and is boringly reliable with CCI Standard Velocity.
I would definitely not have it if it cost that much back in the late '80s. Should have bought ten of them!
Glad you mentioned the fact that those are CCIs you were shooting.
My S&W 41 won't run on cheap bulk-pack ammo.
as always a great video! I'm 24 and you helped me get back into shooting and with out getting into detail, its helped kept me away from bad people places and things...
love watching this guys videos- such a character- he never spends too much time talking without going "let's shoot this a little bang bang bang!"
when you hit the little piggy with your first shot my draw dropped. well done sir
Yes, I'm happy. I've wanted one of these for 30 years now. Thanks!
The beginning of this video is so tranquil and calm. You're the Bob Ross of shooting things, Hickok.
I've been watching Hickok for awhile man and all I can say is fundamentals. He shoots better off the cuff than anyone I've ever seen. Speed is nothing without accuracy. What a mentor thank you Hickok
That can in the ram shot was textbook. Thank you Mr Hickok
Only Hickok....
I hope you never get tired of doing these videos! I always watch your new videos before others.
I had a smith wesson 22 a 7 inches and was great also. A friend had one of those 41 very old , but was like the wine , the older the better!!!!
I'm looking into shooting as a sport and why not self defense if it comes to it. and this channel has become a recent favorite! Hickock is like the gun master grandpa I never had!
Wow... Those two shots at the soda can in the ram was amazing!
This was the first .22 I ever shot. I instantly fell in love with it, if I ever get back to shooting, this is the gun I'll be lookking for
I realize this video is 11 years old but just saw it. I have a S&W 41 I used several years ago for Bullseye shooting. I installed custom made for me large grips for one handed shooting. I also installed an Ultra tube type red dot sight. I gave up bullseye for USPSA and about 2 years ago started shooting SCSA mostly .22 rimfire rifle . I took the 41 out of retirement and installed the stock grips for 2 handed shooting. I also replaced the Ultra Dot for a C-More and bore sighted it just yesterday. Will take it out and finish sighting it in soon. Now just need for shooting season to start again in Wisconsin.
I just absolutely love watching you Hickok. You get me so tickled most of the time my roommate comes in wondering just what in the hell it is I find so funny. But truthfully, even if you were just on camera telling stories or something I think I'd enjoy it very much. But like some of these others have said, you're an excellent shot and it's a pleasure to watch you in action. Keep up the good work and keep on bringing us all the good info that we shooters really need. Specs only do so much!.
It is a Match pistol. Had one issued to me for my 22 in 3gun. Super accurate, Beautiful trigger and yes simulates the 1911 feel of service pistol. I had the 5in bull barrel. Shorter sight radius but felt like a 1911. I love it.
Good job as always Hickok ...
Hickock45: The Grandpa replacement for the ones who've passed. I love you, Gramps!
Was considering picking one of these up for steel challenge matches, will be picking one up for sure now thank you Hickok
"There's a pot hanging on top of that post, what's he doing there?" hahaha I love how shooting is just so much for you! And how much fun you make it for all of us. Great videos.
The S&W Model 41 is hands down the most accurate semi-auto .22 pistol I have ever had the pleasure of laying my hands upon! Shooting CCI Standard Velocity the recoil is so light it feels like shooting an airgun.
Thanks Hickok45, you sold me.I'll order mine tomorrow.
Hey Hickok, i've been watching your channel for the past few years and tuning in every week has become a ritual of sorts, lol. Thanks for motivating me to be a better shot!
It Hitchcock I had one of those with the five and a half inch barrel in the 70 inch barrel with a little rib tip that would go on it and I believe it even had aluminum waste to go in that Barrel I sold it for what I thought was a lot of money in 2008 but now I've always have regretted it I enjoyed that gun so much shooting it and that's what I shot it all the time with CCI thank you for taking time to talk about this gun the Model 41 it's a heck of a gun
My! First hand gun. I am 54yr of age and live in NJ, purchased back in I think 1981 maybe 83 or so, and still one-of my beloved guns. Like remembering your first car you still want to be driving-it
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I really enjoy the .22 videos. With ammo prices these days, the .22 always goes with me to the range for some plinkin!
I bought one for competition. It was a tack driver for sure. I had both the 7” and 5.5” barrel. Both were extremely accurate.
Sight alignment and trigger control and sir you are a master.
I have a model 2206 smith and Wesson bought it back In 1993 very accurate it uses the same magazines as the model 41 I have eight magazines I wouldn't sell it shoots any ammo thanks for the very good video.
I watched a video of him yesterday shooting a Mauser K98. He said, "I'm not a rifleman" and proceeded to nail a steel plate at 230 yards with surplus ammo and open sights. Love to watch the man work. He has me referring to my house as "the compound."
The model 41 5 inch or 7 inch barrel version is one of the nicest looking handguns I've ever seen
Best trigger on a production gun you will ever press .
Have you seen the model with the compensator? The only issue with the Model 41 is that it is picky when it comes to ammo.
Check out the performance center version...its soo pretty :D
Thanks for the video. I have a 1973 Model 41 5.5" barrel. Love the gun.
As always a treat to watch you shoot. I always learn from your videos too so double bonus. i've not ever seen this model before, neat .22. cool S&W, thank-you hickok45
Whoa I love how you can see the round flying before it hits the gong. :o
This is a beautiful gun. For 22lr plinking Ireally enjoy shooting the Ruger SR22 . Thanks for the video :(
I have the 41 and the 52-2 and they are both wonderful to shoot.
Thanks Mr. Hicock. I want a Model 41 now.
Those are truly great target pistols a friend of mine has one his father gave him , has a nice wooden case and three different slides long, med ,and short ! Really beautiful !
You hit that soda in the rams horn on the 1st and 2nd shot........awesome!!!!
Always a blast to see your videos!
I love to see a .22 target pistol in action. My Ruger Mark II is my favorite pistol to shoot. It never gets old.
For a semi-auto .22 lr pistol it cycles amazing! I wish my Sig Sauer Mosquito would cycle this well. I think it's safe to say that I'm very jealous. Great video!
The best 22lr pistol I've ever shot for accuracy and comfort in the hand is the colt woodsman. Can't find them anymore.
High Standard ‘Victor’ is another beautiful firearm.
i've owned a 41 since the early 80's haven't fired it since .but it was fun to shoot .
I used to own one of these. Nice shooter and a lovely firearm. Thanks for posting again:)
Regards from Russia
Hi I have a question for you about 6.5x55 if I reload my own brass can I use it in my 223 ? Thank you
I can afford one but I like my Ruger I got a good deal on and it shoots just as close as I need to hit a head shot.
They are right handed guns so unless it was under $400 I will not need it
The new ones are $1600 dollars so it’s a good target pistol if you can afford the price and size and are right handed.
@@paulatudor691 That is such valuable information Paula lol :)
Thanks for the update video on this awesome .22LR handgun, hickok45!!
I get so many requests for that, I had to do an FAQ video on it a year or so ago. :-)
i've had one for years and can easily shoot squirrels with it but i use a relief optical sight due to distance. as accurate a 22 as you can buy. like the browning medalist. this is definitely worth spending the money if you like 22s
I don't mind paying up for expensive .22s because of all the money I save from NOT shooting .45 or 9mm. hahaha
I got the High Standard 71/2 inch barrel Trophy.FANTASTIC shooter. Thanks for video
I've been shooting for quite a while, but am amazed at how great a pistol shot you are. I would love to see an "instructional" video in the hopes of some day shooting as well as you do.
I had one in England. And a 629 6.5 . Very accurate and cheap to run. Had to hand them both in due to the British Government banning hand guns. Very good to see you enjoying them.
Tyrants
love this man and his channel
U definitely have improved over the years. Love your vids. I'd love to see more with the double barrel shotguns black powder.
Man, what a beautiful gun. I have not been aware of this one. Damn, now there is another one on my list.
That is a very nice gun!! Thanks hickok!
I had a cap gun when I was a kid that was modeled on that particular pistol!
I agree, those guns are awsome.
I love your videos. I really wish you would do a high standard video. A citation, trophy or tournament. I have a citation, and I feel like it is one of the best kept secrets in the target world. Thanks
Great stuff, great camerawork!
Great video! I learned to shoot 22 with on of these as a very young boy. I did very well with it.
I was just watching the "rimfire fun" video and now this. Awesome.
@kickok45 I liked this video and pistol so much I searched and found one made in 1959 with a 7 3/8" barrel. The bluing is in excellent condition and the grips are in great condition considering the age. The trigger is simply amazing. Thanks for all your videos.
Hickok45's been shooting on this same range since the 80's and look how clean it is. If we the public kept our own public ranges this clean we would still have places to shoot...wouldn't we? But instead we have Johnny Rambos who go out once a year and trash every place they go with appliances and tons of trash ruining the areas for the minority of us who go frequently and are responsible. Thanks for letting me vent. Nice range Hickok45.
Shot one of these a few months ago...fantastic little pistol
nice vid as always, can't wait to see the M39!
Beautiful firearm and a fun video to watch.
I don't think I have ever seen this gun in the store, But you can bet I will be looking next time I am in there. Love the look of it and If I can shoot it half as good as you do, I'll be Happy Happy!!
Love the smith and Wesson model 41.Dose anyone know how it compares to the Hammerli dessert?
Back in the '70s I couldn't afford the S&W41 nor the Browning Medalist, so I got a Browning Challenger. A good, accurate gun. Unfortunately I had to sell it in the '90s and regretted it ever since. Last year I got another Challenger and it's a dream to shoot. Very accurate and will eat any ammo. The 22's are a lot of cheap fun, and that 41 is at the top of my list for another 22. They are really expensive lately so keep that one you got.
Because it shows the shooting community in a better light. We're not all jerks looking to put people down for being new to the sport.
I had a small stroke last friday and i was worried i would miss your next vid.Thay say what makes ya happy keeps ya goen.I hope we both keep watchen this side of the grass alot longer.Take care.
The short barrelled model version is lovely looking gun.
I love hickok. I watch these videos every day because I am approaching the age where I can buy my own firearm. Thank you hickok for helping me choose my first gun. I am going to purchase a .357 Magnum or a Glock 17. SOOOO FREAKING EXCITED!
This never gets old. I want one of these. Best bare bones budget I think is the hp22, best quality budget 22 I think is browning buckmark
Yeah, we need an "Encore" playlist, don't we? :-) Actually, stay tuned. If you listened to the most recent Radio Show, you'd know something about this subject. :-)
Hard to beat a S&W 41, especially one with the fun switch!
I can't believe you hit that soda in the ram's horn! Excellent shot Mr. Hickok45!
I recommend any kind of anti-fog for eye glasses. I have to deal with the same thing when I shoot and the anti-fog helps a lot. It gets rather irritating cleaning them all the time as you can relate :)
Thanks mate! :) ill check it up.
Such a soft recoil. Cool.
awesome, thanks - life is good and too short.
Would also love to see a S&W 52
Incredible shot hitting the can stuck in the rams horn at 60 yards. Unreal!
Well, Christmas is getting close. That fine pistol would make a great stocking stuffer. Hint, hint :)
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As always great video!