Smith & Wesson Pistols
Smith & Wesson Model 41
Specs, variants & prices
Smith & Wesson currently makes one version of the Model 41 pistol, all chambered in 22 LR, and still lists 2 discontinued ones on its site. Barrels run from 5.5" to 7". None of these versions comes cut for a red dot. Smith & Wesson's suggested retail prices run from $2,199 to $2,499, and stores set their own prices from there. The table below lines up every version so you can compare them at a glance.
What versions of the Smith & Wesson Model 41 are there?
1 current and 2 discontinued versions. Specs and measurements are Smith & Wesson's own.
Model 41 7" Barrel
- Optics
- No
- Model / part #
- 130512
- Caliber
- 22 LR
- Capacity
- 10
- Barrel
- 7"
- Overall length
- 12"
- Weight
- 44.32 oz
- Finish
- Black
- MSRP
- $2,199
- CA
- Yes
- MA
- Yes
- Status
- Current
Model 41
- Optics
- No
- Model / part #
- 130511
- Caliber
- 22 LR
- Capacity
- 10
- Barrel
- 5.5"
- Overall length
- 10.5"
- Weight
- 46.27 oz
- Finish
- Black
- MSRP
- $2,199
- CA
- Yes
- MA
- Yes
- Status
- Discontinued
Model 41
Performance Center
- Optics
- No
- Model / part #
- 178031
- Caliber
- 22 LR
- Capacity
- 10
- Barrel
- 5.5"
- Overall length
- 10.5"
- Weight
- 42.61 oz
- Finish
- Black
- MSRP
- $2,499
- CA
- Yes
- MA
- Yes
- Status
- Discontinued
What calibers does the Model 41 come in?
Every current version is chambered in 22 LR.
Is the Model 41 optics-ready?
None of these versions comes cut for a red dot.
How much does a Smith & Wesson Model 41 cost?
Smith & Wesson's suggested retail prices run from $2,199 to $2,499, depending on the version. Tap “See prices” next to any version to see what retailers are asking.
Can you buy one in California or Massachusetts?
According to Smith & Wesson, every version is available in California, and every version is available in Massachusetts. Look for “Yes” in the CA and MA columns. State rules change, so check our California and Massachusetts pages before you buy.
What's the latest on the Model 41?
Nothing new on the Model 41 lately.
Specs from Smith & Wesson, checked October 22, 2026 (source). Spot a mistake? Let us know and we'll fix it. Smith & Wesson is a trademark of its owner, listed for identification only. Firearms Almanac isn't affiliated with Smith & Wesson.