Does anyone still make a 41 Magnum revolver?

Sturm Ruger began producing their Blackhawk series single-action revolver in the mid-1960s in . 41 Magnum and is still in production today.

Who makes a 41 caliber pistol?

41 Magnum | Smith & Wesson.

Did Colt make a 41 Magnum?

41 Magnum Python by Colt…..wasn’t. As far as is known, Colt made up experimental Pythons in . 40 caliber, 22 Long Rifle, and one in a hot . 256.

Does Taurus make a 41 Magnum revolver?

41 Magnum 4″ Barrel 5 Rounds Black Ribber Grips Matte Stainless Steel Finish.

Does anyone make a 41 magnum rifle?

41 Magnum | Rifles | Henry Repeating Arms | Henry Repeating Arms.

Is a 41 Magnum a good gun?

41 Magnum is a useful, powerful, accurate, and well-balanced cartridge. Perhaps, it is one of the best revolver cartridges ever designed. Yet, it seems to be almost on its last leg, and far down the list in popularity compared to the . 357 Magnum and .

What caliber is a colt da 41?

What is a 41 Special?

The .41 Special is a wildcat cartridge with a case that is approximately 1/8 inch shorter than its parent .41 Magnum case. Less case capacity equals less powder, which results in less velocity and less recoil.

Is there a factory 41 Special revolver?

If you’re an avid firearms enthusiast and handloader, the fact that there are no factory .41 Special revolvers or munitions are just minor details easily accommodated today as it was years ago by a competent custom gunsmith.

Is the 41 Special a soft-shooting Wildcat?

Here’s the lowdown on the soft-shooting wildcat .41 Special. The .41 Special is a wildcat cartridge with a case that is approximately 1/8 inch shorter than its parent .41 Magnum case. Less case capacity equals less powder, which results in less velocity and less recoil.

Is there a 41 Magnum revolver round?

Unlike other magnum revolver rounds, such the .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum, a lower-velocity Special round, as in .38 Special and .44 Special, did not exist. Remington did offer a reduced-velocity, swaged lead “police” load, but wildcatters, including Elmer Keith, soon came up with reduced-power loads for the .41 Magnum.