MAGAZINE ASSEMBLY 10-ROUND FOR MODEL 422,622,2206,NEW MODEL 41 Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The magazines for the Smith & Wesson Model 41 receive mixed reviews; some users appreciate their functionality on newer models, but numerous complaints highlight issues like jamming, difficulty in removal, and concerns about quality control. Despite this, several customers still recommend them due to a lack of alternatives.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Functionality
57%
Reviewers express varied experiences with magazine functionality. While some report seamless operation on newer models, there are notable complaints regarding jamming and difficulty removing magazines, particularly with older guns.
Quality Control
50%
A significant percentage of reviewers mention concerns about quality control, specifically highlighting issues with design and materials. Complaints regarding magazines getting stuck or requiring modifications to fit suggest a lack of consistency in manufacturing.
Compatibility with Older Models
43%
Many reviews focus on compatibility with older S&W Model 41 pistols. While some users found the new magazines worked well, others warned that they often do not perform as effectively as the original magazines, leading to mixed feelings.
Value for Money
29%
Despite the drawbacks, some reviewers regard these magazines as a reasonable option due to the limited availability of alternatives. Many consider them a worthwhile investment for those needing replacement magazines for their older models.
Design Flaws
36%
Several reviews mention design flaws, particularly the small loading buttons and the cheap appearance of materials used. Users feel these aspects detract from user experience and overall satisfaction with the magazine.
Not the quality that you would expect from S&W
I have an older Model 41 and I read in other reviews that they did not function properly. Both of them regularly jam and one magazine is difficult to remove. I need two more magazines, so I am determined to find a way to tune them.
They don't make 'em like they used to
Bought one of these for an older S&W 41 in March 2015. It feeds OK, but that's all I can say about it. It isn't drop free like the originals, can be a little difficult to remove and has a cheap looking plastic follower. I have had to put my finger into the ejection port a couple of times and push down on the empty mag to get it started so that I can then grab it and slide it out of the grip. Its not a tight fit, once I get it started it pulls out easily, but the older drop free mags with their steel followers sure are much better. As far as a recommendation goes, I guess I'd have to recommend them since I've never found any aftermarket S&W Model 41 mags, but knowing what I now know, I'd sure try to find some used older mags before I bought a new one again.

