Model 41 loss of zero?
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bruce martindale
xman
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Model 41 loss of zero?
I have two uppers for my Smith & Wesson model 41 one is a STC model that I use for a bull’s-eye with a dot and another regular upper with that I want to use for EIC competition. Should I expect loss of zero from either upper if I swap them back-and-forth on the same frame ?
xman- Posts : 497
Join date : 2015-01-11
Age : 69
Location : Tyler,TX
Re: Model 41 loss of zero?
If both barrels fit correctly when installed, there shouldn't a problem switching from one to another especially since the sighting systems are mounted to the chamber and bore (barrel). Once they're zeroed they should be good.
Tim:H11- Posts : 2133
Join date : 2015-11-04
Age : 36
Location : Midland, GA
Re: Model 41 loss of zero?
I have two model 41's with a buncha replacement barrels with various sighting systems. Hey! what can I say, they are my "Fun" Guns! Anyways, I swap barrels out with their associated sighting systems and they hold a zero just fine.
Nuffin to worry about there pardner.
Regards,
Crankster
Nuffin to worry about there pardner.
Regards,
Crankster
Re: Model 41 loss of zero?
Never had an issue with the 3 barrels I have for my 41
orpheoet- Posts : 1054
Join date : 2014-07-29
Age : 56
Location : Berea, Oh
Re: Model 41 loss of zero?
Ditto, have 2 barrels for my M41 and I do a better job of shooting shots outside the 10 ring than the gun does!
Soupy44- Posts : 249
Join date : 2016-10-24
Location : Raleigh, NC
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