SOLD – Rare, Excellent Johnson Model 1941 Rifle

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$8,995.00

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9/10
.30-06
Johnson
1941
1941
A1223 - 20579

5/26/22 – This is a beautiful Johnson M1941 Rifle from World War II! One of only 20,000 produced! The gun is in excellent condition but the gun has been re-parkerized. The wood is excellent with relatively few minor dings and nicks, and no major cracks or chips. It comes with a rare original bayonet with the original leather scabbard. Strong, shiny bore. Comes with an unmarked, leather sling.

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The Johnson Semi-Automatic rifle was invented by Captain Melvin M. Johnson, Jr. of the US Marine Corps Reserve, also the inventor of the Johnson Light Machine Gun, in 1936. After development completed, manufacture was commenced in 1941 by Johnson Automatics, Incorporated, and its subsidiary, The Johnson Automatics Manufactured Company, at Cranston, Rhode Island. The M1941 was ordered by the Netherlands for issue to the KNIL in the Dutch East Indies, but the Japanese invaded the islands before the rifles could be shipped from California. At this time, the U.S. Marine Corps found itself in need of a modern fast-firing infantry rifle, and acquired some rifles from the Dutch East Indies shipment for issue to its Paramarine battalions then preparing to deploy for action in the Pacific theatre. By all accounts, the M1941 performed acceptably in combat with the Marines in the early days of the Pacific fighting.

This item is for sale on Consignment. Therefore it is ineligible for sales and promotions. If you would like to consign with the Legacy Collectibles team, or have any questions please call 610-981-6041 or Email: info@legacy-collectibles.com

SKU: A1223 - 20579

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