Greg

Overall, what does it mean and what is known at this point? Is S-6 listed in the log book? Is S-6 a Sample Model for the M1941 Rifle? Is S-6 a Scrapped receiver? Is S-6 a Mystery?

In the article below, they mention S-1 to S-5 here. Was S-6 the next? http://milpas.cc/rifles/ZFiles/Semi-automatic%20Rifles/US/Johnson%20Carbine/Johnson%20Carbine.htm Only five Auto-Carbines are known to have been fabricated by Johnson Automatics. The tops of the receivers were roll-stamped with the standard M1941 Johnson rifle markings. The serial numbers were indi­vidually applied and had an "S" prefix (for "Sample") with the five numbers presumably running consecu­tively from "S-1" to "S-5."

Post some pics of the Beast. Personally, I would keep the Johnson as it is rarer than a G41 or G43, if that's your holy grail. Unless it's Totally FUBAR and a POS, that would be the only reason to part it out.

It starts with one and then snowballs.

Is the log book information still available? Thanks.

Any Information for: Johnson M1941 Rifle Serial Number 4771 Thanks.

What's the best way to go about making some cheeks for a Johnson Rifle that had them at one time but are long gone now and missing from the stock? Is Walnut the wood to use? Do you glue them on? Is there a pattern? Thanks.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem....p?item=45522260 The Miltech looks too new being refurbished.

About how many of the USMC issued Johnson Rifles are actually known to exist today, based on the serial number data in the book and USMC provenance? I'll bet some are sitting in closets that haven't seen the light of day for 40 to 50 years.

How can you tell if a Johnson Rifle with a "Prefix" (A, B, C...) has the "matching numbers" that it should have since there are no log books existing for the rifles with Prefixes? And by "matching numbers" I don't mean the very same numerical number or Serial Number, as we all know, but the number on the part that it was assembled with at the factory, and recorded in the log books as such.