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After owning three Mdl 41s over the past 43 years and having fired tens of thousands of rounds (I shoot one almost daily). I can't remember the last time I had a failure to fire. Bulk ammo, cheap ammo, expensive, high speed, regular, it just loads 'em up and spits them out with itty-bitty...

I have owned three Model 41s over the past 43 years, none of them has been ammo picky. I currently shoot Federal AutoMatch almost exclusively just because it's cheap and accurate - 325 rounds for about $15.00

I've been shooting the Rugers since 1957, got a couple of the target models in the gun box that I shoot occasionally.... I've been shooting S&W Mdl. 41s since 1966. I shoot my 41 almost daily. If accuracy is your single most important criteria and you are going to shoot competition you are...

.38 Special: Point taken: ... stance... grip... front sight...squeeze (controlled press)... surprise break.... (Better?) :)

With all due respect to .38 Special (Post #5) All quality pistol shooting starts with the grip. The rest goes from there. Now, I agree that the OP has more problems than just grip. But without proper grip one goes nowhere - that's why competition shooters place the pistol into the shooting...

While the Rugers and Brownings are nice pistols give the Smith & Wesson Model 41 a hard look. More expensive but a lot more gun.

Smith & Wesson 952

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