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    Interesting that they'd use Johnston's magazine design.
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    Interesting that they'd use Johnston's magazine design.
    There is a Johnson Mag Garand at S.A.N.H.S but this one is a Sanford Integral Magazine





    Another side loading integral magazine was tested, a derivative of Melvin Johnson’s rotary magazine. This was built by Olin Industries in 1952/53 and was tested in April 1954. It was reported that converting existing M1icon Garands to use the rotary magazine would have been “exceedingly difficult and probably impractical.”
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    Sanford Integral Magazine
    Another new one for me...not so successful we may take it...?
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