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RE: [BULLSEYESHOOTERS] Clark barrel for Smith & Wesson 41 (opinion)

I have the Clark barrel and it shoots much better than my original 7"
barrel. The "Clark" barrel is all I use now!!!

Darren


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From: gearhead [mailto:campyhead@...]
Sent: Sunday, November 14, 2004 10:41 AM
To: BULLSEYESHOOTERS@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BULLSEYESHOOTERS] Clark barrel for Smith & Wesson 41 (opinion)





I have a Smith & Wesson 41 (5.5" barrel) with a Millet Red Dot
optic. Before the install, the pistol was perfectly balanced. It
seems a bit muzzle heavy now (scope moved as far rearward as rings
allow. The clark barrel looks promising. Any thoughts? Thanks,
Randy










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I have a Smith & Wesson 41 (5.5" barrel) with a Millet Red Dot optic. Before the install, the pistol was perfectly balanced. It seems a bit muzzle heavy now... 		gearhead
campyhead
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4:46 pm

I have the Clark barrel and it shoots much better than my original 7" barrel. The "Clark" barrel is all I use now!!! Darren ... From: gearhead...
Darren
dmtolson
Offline Send Email 		Nov 15, 2004
5:06 pm

Darren, Do you have an optic (red dot, standard scope, ect...) on the clark barrel? How do you like the balance of the pistol? Thanks, Randy ... 7" ... ...
gearhead
campyhead
Offline Send Email 		Nov 17, 2004
1:17 am

Yes I do Randy. Right now I have the 30mm Ultra-Dot with adjustable diodes. I got this from Larry's Guns. I also had a C-more railway sight on before. Both of...
Darren
dmtolson
Offline Send Email 		Nov 17, 2004
2:53 am

I have the Clark bbl on my 41 with a 1" Ultra dot mounted in the far forward Weaver slots. I use Vitarbo grips that have a large 'shelf' for my middle finger...
tobythelab
Offline Send Email 		Nov 18, 2004
5:37 pm

... to 5" and lined with a stainless steel Redman liner. This is very light weight ( much lighter than a Clark barrel) and more accurate as well. As with any...
mike
k9kimbo1999
Offline Send Email 		Dec 8, 2004
8:19 am

Mike, thanks for your post on Bullseyeshooters yahoo forum. Regarding the Redman SS Liner in a 5" cut barrel, who did the work for you & what was the cost? I...
gearhead
campyhead
Offline Send Email 		Dec 9, 2004
9:04 am

Folks My 2 cents. I have a 41 with 2 7" factory barrels ( one iron sights, one scope ). They do not appear to be to HEAVY for my use. I actually like the...
Benjamin Thomas
bigguy_softtail
Offline Send Email 		Dec 10, 2004
6:35 am

Hi, I have just bought a 41 with a 5" barrel, and boy does this gun jam! I fired about 800 rounds out of it and it will not use several rounds. I find that the...
Joseph Giannetti, Sr.
yankeebu
Offline Send Email 		Dec 11, 2004
3:26 am

This from my files on 41. Not sure of the author =. More to come. JH Your problem is not unique. 1) Check mag release for wear. Does mag have vertical play?...
Jack H
hamden106
Offline Send Email 		Dec 11, 2004
4:54 am

More files If the hammer is falling and misfires it is probably a weak spring. If the hammer doesnt fall the safety may be being slightly activated by the bone...
Jack H
hamden106
Offline Send Email 		Dec 11, 2004
4:57 am

Hi Jack, It sounds like this Austin Behlert works on the 41 Smith and I'm wondering is there any contact info for him? I would not mind if he would do the work...
Joseph Giannetti, Sr.
yankeebu
Offline Send Email 		Dec 12, 2004
1:20 am

More files 2 Its amazing that S & W 41s have been having that problem since day one. Catching empties crossways with a live round coming up. Take the slide off...
Jack H
hamden106
Offline Send Email 		Dec 11, 2004
4:58 am

More files 3 There are several things that can "contribute" to stove piping in the 41. Quite a few (most) 41s have an excessive amount of "over cock" . This...
Jack H
hamden106
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5:00 am

... Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
10xk9@...
k9kimbo1999
Offline Send Email 		Dec 10, 2004
6:37 am

I use the Herrett grips on my 41, I like them much better than the standard 41 grip. I also prefer the Hammerli 208 over my smith even though the smith will...
10xk9@...
k9kimbo1999
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3:26 am

... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
10xk9@...
k9kimbo1999
Offline Send Email 		Dec 12, 2004
1:19 am

No it was made in 1981, but I think the original owner never used it its in perfect condition other than the jamming! I think I'll get a new spring set and...
Joseph Giannetti, Sr.
yankeebu
Offline Send Email 		Dec 14, 2004
5:44 am

Be careful about AB. I have one gun by him that could not be finer. On another one he overcharged me and it is a piece of garbage. ... From: "Joseph Giannetti,...
James McCourt, Ph.D.
mejrd
Offline Send Email 		Dec 12, 2004
6:52 am

AB is retired ......
t s
pod01747
Offline Send Email 		Dec 14, 2004
5:47 am

... an on the outside. This may sound crazy to many shooters, but it works for me and I know many other National team shooters that do the same thing. Mike ......
10xk9@...
k9kimbo1999
Offline Send Email 		Dec 15, 2004
12:44 am

If I shoot CCI any CCI ammo the gun works fine. Actually I bought a brick of Remington HP rounds you know the ones they sell for 8.00 for 550 rounds at ...
Joseph Giannetti, Sr.
yankeebu
Offline Send Email 		Dec 15, 2004
3:08 am

2% is how many misfires we get with that same ammo. ... From: "Joseph Giannetti, Sr." <yankeeb@...> To: <BULLSEYESHOOTERS@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday,...
James McCourt, Ph.D.
mejrd
Offline Send Email 		Dec 15, 2004
6:17 pm

Hey Joe - If you got two stovepipes in 100 rounds isn't that 2% ???? Although that is twice as often as 1% you do not have enough fired rounds to really get a...
David Bennett
endure161
Offline Send Email 		Dec 17, 2004
1:40 pm

Exactly Dave, thus reason for my concern. I have ordered a new set of springs from Wolff, and hope that they may allow me to reduce that % and enable the use...
Joseph Giannetti, Sr.
yankeebu
Offline Send Email 		Dec 17, 2004
8:33 pm
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