Picked up the Dan Wesson 41VH 41Mag today
at the LGS. Found it on GB from a Pawnshop in West Plains, MO.
Put 50 rds. of 170g JHP handloads through it at the range. Very accurate, very little recoil. Sights were deadon at 25 ft. B/C gap is very tight, includes a .006 feeler gage for barrel changes. Trigger breaks like glass and functions perfectly. Prefer the way it handles over my S&W 629PP with the Pachmayr grip. From the SN and paperwork, the date of manufacture was in April, 1981.
Wouldn't be surprised if it gets packed for the Oct. HHC.
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I was watching that auction as well
as the .357 max. Well done sir. Rare bird in my second favorite caliber. To me where I live the .410 caliber is perfect for anything in the woods. I have proven to myself that it is (.41 mag.) is more efficient than the 44 mag of which was the first two hand guns I ever owned.
Long time looking for the "right" 41M, after
my 50rd. range session, I'm a believer. Strangely, on a whim I checked GB for .410 Silhouette bullets...
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One box at less than $20, what a treasure hunt.
We all have our days...