IainC

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About IainC

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    Enthusiast
  • Birthday 05/12/1963

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    Alberta Canada, Lake Havasu Az
  • Interests
    Firearms collection and restoration, auto racing, Aviation, history
  1. Very satisfying, thanks again to all here that made this possible
  2. This looks interesting not mine, but some history apparently. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/845347009
  3. Many thanks to Joe Scott, once again he’s has come through famously with an excellent product. Appreciate all the great information that the forum has also. looking forward to finally finishing this build.
  4. Great video
  5. Searching the archives, looks like they were white, when painted.
  6. When I was cleaning mine for retreating I came across what appears to be yellow paint in the numbers. The windage has white paint on a NOS replacement. Ive seem samples with both white and yellow color on the numbers, also many without. Does anyone have good info on which if any color is correct for the elevation marks? cheers
  7. Just starting the refinishing process. trying for a bit of succinctness. could really use help tracking down bayonet lug Rear cross-pin with the little knob on top butt plate. cheers
  8. Hello to all, thanks to Jim P for his help with my registration. I like to think I’m an active collector and history buff. This Johnson 1941 has been on my list for quite awhile. I’ve had a place in Arizona for 18 years and seen them at the local gun shows, but by the time I decided to take the plunge, they’ve become a bit of the thing. Both in terms of value and scarcity of bits. I’ve been reading the Literature, your forum, and following Gunbroker for some time in search of the information I need: and particularly the elusive bayonet lug. Really wish I was into this type when those parts were readily available. If anyone has any leads or specs to share so that I might obtain or fashion one that would be appreciated. Thanks to all that have responded this far. I’ve already completed a nice Winfield Deluxe sporter; it came with all the parts but for the buttstock, managed to finally fine a nice NOS replacement. Hate to pull that apart to finish the latest Mipspec project. Just missed a really rough first run JSAR at the local auction, missing almost all the small parts, broken stock, and truly worn out from hunting the north for 70 years. That sold for $1500! Truly this gun has some great and interesting design and history. look forward to continuing the conversation. Besides the Bayo lug, I would like to tract down a front crosspin; the one with the little knob above the spring clip, and better butt plate, mines been in the bottom of the Jeep too long. cheers