Oh yeah, I have one just like you are wanting. My first handgun was a SBH in .44 mag that I got used in 1976. I used it alot then with hot handloads and carried it as a buackup to a Ruger M77 in .270. Had loading dies for both and loaded hot as could. However, I found the 7.5" SBH to be too long and heavy. There weren't any that I knew of back then in 4 5/8" barrel. So I started looking around. Didn't care for the .357 Blk Hk much, wanted more power.
Stumbled on the .41 Mag shortie at a gunshow used, almost no wear in 78. It was much lighter cause of the alloy grip frame and ejector rod housing. The barrel length was much better. It was easier to pack around. Heaviest bullets I handloaded in the .44 mag were 240 gr. and many times I used 200 to 220 gr. to get more velocity. The .41 used 220 gr. as the standard so I was already at the bullet weight I liked. And I did not get the nasty rap on the knuckle from the SBH's square trigger guard. I carried it alot and quit carrying the SBH as a rifle back up. And with the right handload, it was a super accurate shooter. As accurate as one SBH I had and more accurate than another I got later. Recently got a used Bisley .44 mag from a friend, but don't plan to use it any.
I still have both guns, but I don't use them much. Went to a S&W 629 in 4" barrel in the late 80s. I mostly killed jackrabbits and a few javelina with the SBH and the .41 BlkHk. Only got 1 spike buck with the 629 at about 60 yds. Usually depend on the rifle cause the shots are over 150 yds. Don't hunt much now cause I can't see, but when I do go out I still carry the .41 over the other 3 of the .44s I have left. Last time I went to clear fences beforee hunting season at the other rancho about 30 miles south of here, I took a .270 and the old short .41 mag.
If it looks good and is a good buy, get it. Especially if you are a handloader. Brass is a little harder to find around here as well as loaded ammo. But I don't shoot any of them much anyway.