prez1981

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  1. Thank you for the information on the missing part that turned out to not be missing after all. I'll chalk it up to my lack of familiarity with this design. I must have seen the hole formerly plugged by the op rod handle and assumed there was a missing screw. Thank you also for the quick response on what is (or rather isn't) in the log. I can only wonder what parts or originally had, although here are the numbers I could find on the parts currently on it: Barrel-2076G Magazine housing-B4737 Trigger assembly-A1439 Extractor-H0749 Firing pin-3812 Bolt-A5394 Locking can-B7099 Do the barrel or extractor numbers seem out of place given their G and H block on a no-letter block rifle, or is that pretty common throughout production? As far as the lack of destination in the logs, could any of them have been sales/demonstration pieces for potential buyers? I had documented salesman's Reising Model 60 a while back that I sometimes regret selling. I guess we will probably never know.
  2. Hello all. I just bought my first Johnson 1941 and was hoping for some information on date of production/parts issued and also need some help finding an extractor screw-it appears to be complete otherwise. It looks to be in decent shape overall-can't tell if the metal has been refinished until I give it a good cleaning-it has tons of grease everywhere. The worst thing is that someone painted the stock black, but it is coming off pretty easily. Any leads on the extractor screw would be appreciated, as will any information on production/delivery. I'm guessing this one is a bit late to have possibly made it to the Pacific, no?