Posted March 4, 2010 · Report post I have a sporterized 1941 Johnson serial # 7309 (no prefix). I would appreciate any information that I can get for it. I am a new member of the forum as of today. My plans are to convert the rifle back to it's original military configuration. Any comments/advice would be greatly appreciated! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 5, 2010 · Report post Hey Welcome to the board. These are the guys to ask about the info you requested. Its a good group of people. Sometimes responses may be slow as everyone seems to have a life, but patience is rewarded. Good luck on your restore. RYCHE Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 7, 2010 · Report post Welcome to the forum Blumax! Glad to see you took the advice from surplusrifle forum guys and joined us. It would be helpful if you posted pictures or a link to some, so we could see your rifle. Detailed photos of the barrel near the chamber and the front half where the bayonet lug would be, to the front sight would be helpful. Photos of the receiver also. If it is a Winfield sporter, as mine is, it could be a Standard or a Deluxe. It could have an original barrel or a replacement barrel also. All these factors and more will determine cost of restoration. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 11, 2010 · Report post Welcome to the forum Blumax! Glad to see you took the advice from surplusrifle forum guys and joined us. It would be helpful if you posted pictures or a link to some, so we could see your rifle. Detailed photos of the barrel near the chamber and the front half where the bayonet lug would be, to the front sight would be helpful. Photos of the receiver also. If it is a Winfield sporter, as mine is, it could be a Standard or a Deluxe. It could have an original barrel or a replacement barrel also. All these factors and more will determine cost of restoration. Thanks for your response. I will try and send some pics this weekend or early next week. Thanks again! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 11, 2010 · Report post Here is the original data on JSAR #7309 Received from Cranston Arms 3/5/42 Stock #2 BBL #8970E Hammer block #6687 Hammer #8472 Bolt #A1010 Locking cam #A0808 Firing pin #A3708 Extractor #7948 Magazine #9114 Transferred to N.P.C. 3/9/42 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 15, 2010 · Report post Here is the original data on JSAR #7309 Received from Cranston Arms 3/5/42 Stock #2 BBL #8970E Hammer block #6687 Hammer #8472 Bolt #A1010 Locking cam #A0808 Firing pin #A3708 Extractor #7948 Magazine #9114 Transferred to N.P.C. 3/9/42 Thank you Brian for the information. It is appreciated and very helpful! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
