Mitch J

I agree, even if think the ammo is mildly corrosive, clean the heck out of it. I use a lot of commie block 7.62x25 ammo that is corrosive, but proper cleaning does not have a nick on the barrel or receiver. Shoot away, and clean accordingly

I agree, even if think the ammo is mildly corrosive, clean the heck out of it. I use a lot of commie block 7.62x25 ammo that is corrosive, but proper cleaning does not have a nick on the barrel or receiver. Shoot away, and clean accordingly

I will have to access the Basement Locker to retrieve stored Items.. Good idea having a Gallery. Thanks very much Web Master. You are a good man.. Mitch J.

I think this will be a fine addition to the site. Thanks very much for considering this. Mitch J.

I reload also to M2 specs. Works great for me. Wish we could get some animation of the JSR like this..http://www.dav32.com/feeding.html

God Bless, Happy 4th of July.

If you have a cracked stock you can have it repaired at http://www.dgrguns.com/ He had done several for me with great success. Make sure you have cleance at the rear of the stock and receiver so that the wood is not getting hammered by the stock, this can cause it to RE-Crack. HTH, Mitch J.

I remember that one Johnson SLR that I bought had a replacement spring for the Mag door, it looked like a spring that was used on a close pin. Didnt look pretty, but it worked. Did you ever find the correct part?

Sounds like you are a candidate for the video the Joseph Scott has developed. Contact him, he can help you. Good luck, Mitch J.

Your magazine is missing the R-181 Magazine spring. Call Joseph Scott, He will help you. Regards, Mitch Johnson

Hello Drew, Welcome to the Johnson rifle board, Joseph Scott has the recoil spring and parts you are looking for. He is on this board quite often. Regards, Mitch J.

I am going to offer a Johnson rifle for sale, I would like to send it out for inspection before sale, does the Webmaster her offer that service? Thanks, Mitch J.

Joseph, Do you still have your website up as to all of the pars you offer? I looked and could not find it. thanks, Mitch J.

'Twas the night before Christmas, cold, dark and foreboding, As I sat at the workbench, quite busy reloading. The empties from autumn were polished so clear For primers and powder, and bullets from Speer And Sierra boat-tails, and Nosler's Partitions (My bench ain't no place for brand name omissions!) All sat in their boxes, right next to the press With dies from Midway, and RCBS. When all of a sudden there came such a jolt, I grabbed for my Johnson, and whipped out my Colt. As I spilled Hodgdon's powder all over the shelf I scrambled for cover, just to protect myself From up on the rooftop, came hoofbeats and snorting Like the noise out of Illinois, from Obamas cavorting! I eased off the safety, to press-check my auto With 230-hardball, I'd knock 'em all blotto. Were these rogue federal agents, sent by Schumer and Reid? Or a staggering Kennedy, in bad need of Weed? My question was answered with a knock, and some sneezing, "It's Santa, you moron, lemme in there, I'm freezing!" I flipped off the dead-bolt and threw the door open wide, To find St. Nick a'shivering, Rudolph by his side He eyeballed my Commander, with a nod of approval "You're all set," he said, "for dirtball removal." "But this is no raid, we're not here to harm you Or persecute, prosecute, or even disarm you" Instead, said dear Santa, he needed to borrow My .357, 'till day after tomorrow. "It's okay," he assured me, with a hint of frustration. "I'm enrolled in the National Rifle Association" He showed me his card, 'twas a Life Member rating "I've had this since me and the missus were dating!" "And you see, John ol' buddy, I've gotten real nervous Since Feinstein was elected, with a promise to serve us" So henceforth as I'm out there, my presents a'stackin' "I want to assure you, I'm legally packin'" "And my gift for you this year, should give you a hoot "I've told the Supreme Court to give Brady the boot! Now, Rudy and I must be on our way" He said, as he climbed back on the seat of his sleigh. With the reins in his hand, and my Smith in his pocket He jingled the sleighbells and was off like a rocket With a pair of speedloaders, and ammo to spare I knew he'd be safe, he was loaded for bear As he faded from view, I could still hear him calling "From D.C., where 'P.C.' is already falling "To bad guys in L.A., Detroit and Atlanta: I'm licensed to carry. Don't be messin' with Santa!" "Merry Christmas and Good Night!"

I contacted the seller and asked if the Plastic shuttle that carries the BB was intact, He said it was not but will check with the former owner. Without the BB shuttle, it will not fire. Of course you need the surgical tubing bands also.

You can make your own reloads... http://www.reloadammo.com/7mmload.htm Or you can buy some ammo here.. http://www.midwayusa.com/ebrowse.exe/brows...ng=653***690***

I also need to send my rifle to Joseph Scott to look at. I have had times where it fires a three round burst. I didnt load more than three. I did install a new Mainspring and I thought that was the problem , but who knows. I also tried doubling the firing pin spring to no avail. Joe will let me know whats going on. Joe, Please PM me so I can send this to you. Thanks, M. Johnson

Joseph Scott on this board has the parts you need.

A Little Poem I like to post each year.. Enjoy. 'Twas the night before Christmas, cold, dark and foreboding, As I sat at the workbench, quite busy reloading. The empties from autumn were polished so clear For primers and powder, and bullets from Speer And Sierra boat-tails, and Nosler's Partitions (My bench ain't no place for brand name omissions!) All sat in their boxes, right next to the press With dies from Midway, and RCBS. When all of a sudden there came such a jolt, I grabbed for my Johnson, and whipped out my Colt. As I spilled Hodgdon's powder all over the shelf I scrambled for cover, just to protect myself From up on the rooftop, came hoofbeats and snorting Like the noise out of L'il Rock, from Clinton's cavorting! I eased off the safety, to press-check my auto With 230-hardball, I'd knock 'em all blotto. Were these rogue federal agents, sent by Schumer and Reno? Or a staggering Ted Kennedy, in bad need of vino? My question was answered with a knock, and some sneezing, "It's Santa, you moron, lemme in there, I'm freezing!" I flipped off the dead-bolt and threw the door open wide, To find St. Nick a'shivering, Rudolph by his side He eyeballed my Commander, with a nod of approval "You're all set," he said, "for dirtball removal." "But this is no raid, we're not here to harm you Or persecute, prosecute, or even disarm you" Instead, said dear Santa, he needed to borrow My .357, 'till day after tomorrow. "It's okay," he assured me, with a hint of frustration. "I'm enrolled in the National Rifle Association" He showed me his card, 'twas a Life Member rating "I've had this since me and the missus were dating!" "And you see, John ol' buddy, I've gotten real nervous Since Feinstein was elected, with a promise to serve us" So henceforth as I'm out there, my presents a'stackin' "I want to assure you, I'm legally packin'" "And my gift for you this year, should give you a hoot "I've told the Supreme Court to give Brady the boot! Now, Rudy and I must be on our way" He said, as he climbed back on the seat of his sleigh. With the reins in his hand, and my Smith in his pocket He jingled the sleighbells and was off like a rocket With a pair of speedloaders, and ammo to spare I knew he'd be safe, he was loaded for bear As he faded from view, I could still hear him calling "From D.C., where 'P.C.' is already falling "To bad guys in L.A., Detroit and Atlanta: I'm licensed to carry. Don't be messin' with Santa!" "Merry Christmas and Good Night!"

Merry Christmas to all Johnson collectors and friends. I Hope the year brings good health and prosperity to all. God Bless, Mitch J.

God Bless our troops, and all of our Vets. Hopefully our country will survive the next four years. I am a volunteer at the VA hospital and personally see the guys that come back from Iraq and I wish them well.

I also agree that Joseph Is the one to contact for inspection. I am Planning on selling a '41 Johnson in the near future and I will require that the buyer have it inspected by Joseph as per the sale. He is one of the best.. Regards Mitch J.

Joseph, Hope all is well. Sounds like you need to find higher ground. My shop here in California was flooded in 1998 so I know what you are going through. God bless, Mitch J.

Again, How do we contact you.??

How do we contact you?