Matt K.
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New JSAR on Gunbroker. Item# 45522260
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The real experiment is whether somebody who knows nothing about buying firearms (let alone Johnsons) will come along and plunk down $5k. Too bad. My guess is it goes down with no bids. For a more reasonable price, the rifle would sell.
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The sight post on my 7mm is higher than my A prefix rifle, but my B prefix rifle sight post is actually a little higher than the A prefix sight post too. The 7mm locking collar has a Johnson sn, but there is no sn on the 7mm barrel. I was just curious about the star proof. The book shows one rifle's Cranston Arms logo with no star above it.
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In Bruce Canfield's book he states the Chilean rifles were not from the NPC purchase. Should they still have the little star acceptance stamp above the Cranston Arms logo? Thanks.
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"There are not so many parts that differentiate between the true 7mm and .30-06 rifles." Other than the barrel, are there more parts differences? I was under the impression, I could remove the 7mm barrel and insert a .30-06 and it would function as normal.
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I picked one up last summer. As I read Bruce's book, I understood it to mean the Chilean rifles were NOT taken from NPC rifles. Mine has the star over the Cranston Arms logo.
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Gents, I hit a really nice show today and picked up Johnson #3. Another dealer had a bayonet, which I am sure is original, but it had two different 4-digit numbers etched into it. I know they didn't come numbered, but have been told the Dutch numbered them. It was $350, which I guess is somewhere in the going rate. My question is: Does the two sets of numbers hurt the value as opposed to an no-number bayonet?
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What I meant was for the same price or $50 more I can probably get an un-numbered original. Does it really matter should have been my question.
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I stumbled across this article in the official magazine of the USMC, APR-JUN 2000: http://www.usmc.mil/marinesmagazine/pdf.ns...NMARINESMAG.pdf In the article titled "Looking for Heroes" the recipient of a MoH, Maj Robert Dunlap was reportedly still toting a Johnson in February 1945 (p.32)! Any thoughts?