1941 Johnson:rofl:https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC00064-1.jpg
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1941 Johnson:rofl:https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC00064-1.jpg
Nice. I have been wanting one but have not found one yet. I will get one sooner or later. All good things come to those who wait.
Mark1
Cool...:beerchug:
Jeff
I picked this up in trade a couple weeks ago. Let's just say I'm a little happy.:dancingbanana:Quote:
Originally Posted by mark1
I'd hate to see what you traded to get it...you still have your arm and legs, right?
Mike Doerner
CPO
Have yoy found a nice stock for it ? Les
I've still got my arms and legs but I'm shy a couple rifles and some cash.
I was lucky and found two. One unmodified and one sanded.
Man alive!! Very nice prize there. Will you shoot it?
I've had the opportunity to take it out twice. It's a keeper. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by ltcboy
Greetings and Congratualtions,
You'll find the 1941 Johnson an enjoyable and comfortable shooting rifle.:thup: I've had my latest one for over 10years and taken it to Camp Perry to shot it in the Garand Match a few times. It is still in the original configuration and never refinished. I always felt sorry for the guy two spots over from me on the firing line as the cartridges are ejected at a 90 degree angle and invaritably landed right on their neck:yikes:
If you haven't picked up it up yet, I highly recomend the book by Bruce Canfield on the Johnson Rifles. Its a wealth of information.
Best Regards,
Michael
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Nice rifle! I'm now in the hunt for the bayonet. I' m also looking for that very small leaf spring on the right front of the magazine. It's the only piece of the rifle that's not correct.
I could only hope to find one of thoes.