The Smith & Wesson Model 41 is a single-action .22 LR target pistol, and this version ships with the 7-inch button-rifled barrel on a frame that also accepts the 5.5-inch barrel. Overall length is 11.5 inches and weight 41.7 ounces, with a 10-round magazine for 10+1. The trigger is set at the factory between 2.75 and 3.25 pounds and has a user-adjustable stop; the rear sight is a micrometer click-adjustable target unit and the front an undercut Patridge blade. Checkered wood target grips and a blue/black finish complete it.

This is a bullseye and rimfire-league pistol for Illinois club shooters, not a carry gun: the long sight radius of the 7-inch barrel and the fine click adjustments reward slow, deliberate strings on paper. It also makes a precise practice pistol for anyone who wants to work on trigger control and sight alignment with rimfire ammunition, and the interchangeable-barrel frame lets you shorten it later without buying a second gun.

Key features

• .22 LR single action, 10+1 capacity
• 7-inch button-rifled barrel; frame accepts 5.5-inch barrel
• Micrometer click-adjustable rear sight, undercut Patridge front
• Trigger factory set 2.75 to 3.25 pounds, adjustable stop
• Checkered wood target grips, 41.7 ounces

It ships to the Illinois FFL dealer you name at checkout, where the transfer paperwork and waiting period are handled before pickup.