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[Imgone 0]

 I want to thank Brian Alpert and Jim Pullen for finally getting me onto this site.  My name is Paul, I live just outside of Boston. I collect Military Surplus firearms. I picked up a 1941 Johnson back in December, she came with a W.T.& B.CO. 1918 dated sling (Westboro Trunk & Bag Co. )  I have had it out to the range a few times since, and it is a dream to shoot and a tack driver at that. I shoot every firearm I have, not a lot but they get out once or twice a year. Her serial number is 9293, any info you gentlemen can share on her would be greatly appreciated. Very happy to finally be here.

Paul.

[ArtR 0]

Hi Paul and welcome to the site.

Here is the production log data on SN 9293

Received from Cranston Arms 4/6/1942

Stock #2

Barrel #2178F

Hammer Block #9982

Hammer #1590A

Bolt #8698

Locking Cam #A0484

Firing Pin #A4655

Extractor #9061

Magazine #3134

Disposition Date 4/7/42  Transferred to J.A. Inc - N.P.C.

Be sure to let us know what numbers match, if any.

ArtR

[Imgone 0]

Thank you very much Art, I will let you know. One quick question where do I find the number on the stock?

 

[Imgone 0]

I didn't take pictures of the firing pin or the hammer block when I had her apart, so I don't have those numbers at this time. 

Stock  ?

Barrel 2367K

Hammer Block 

Hammer A6805

Bolt A3601

Locking Cam A0484  MATCH

Firing Pin

Extractor A2748

Magazine 3134 Match

[ArtR 0]

12 hours ago, Imgone said:

Thank you very much Art, I will let you know. One quick question where do I find the number on the stock?

 

The "stock nbr" is stamped in the wood on the magazine end of the stock. It is amazing that you have more than 1 matching part. Like yours, my magazine matched, but only that.

[ryche_me 0]

Hey Welcome to the site. Even with only a couple matching pieces its still a good looking one.

And if it shoots well no big deal...:)

Ryche