Fellows Thanks to all the input! Ill think the 41 has a forever Home! looked at the Delta this afternoon, and for the price its more than im going to fool with, I have the 41 mag. the dies brass ect. already! Thanks again!
Sounds like a good choice.
When I see others going through the mental gymnastics of ridding a known firearm to fund the purchase of an unknown firearm, I think, "the grass is greener" has come into play. Having first hand experience with all the firearms you noted in this thread, the best advice and suggestion I could make would be to determine the exact end use, you want out of the firearm, first. Then, you better the odds of coming out ahead.
Placing a premium on a well built revolver, would go to the Dan Wesson column. Strong desire for that particular Colt, goes to the Delta column. Pure terminal ballistics for any given single shot, goes toward the 41 out of a revolver. A handy pistol with great terminal ballistics and great performance on follow up shots, then a 10mm in a semi may get the nod. I, as an example, have retired a long used 44 revolver, that I've carried all over creation and back, to hunt and kill medium and large game, up to a water buffalo, for a 10mm Glock. That 44 is superior in so many ways, except in the area I found the most joy hunting with a pistol. In the area of handy dandy pistol with quick follow ups, my decision went to the 10mm column.
I would further suggest that if you are more interested in a hunting 10mm, vs a Delta, you could find an inexpensive Glock down the road, and run with that. A full load using the 180xtp will give you wonderful results on most anything you'd hunt. If really pushing things and needing to better penetration, the new Fed Trophy Bonded will do the trick.
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