Here's another rare one. It is an original 1941 Johnson bayonet. I purchased it along with the rifle.
Although well made, it was one of the weak points that kept the 1941 Johnson rifle from winning the acceptance trials against the M1 rifle.
1941 Johnson Bayonet
Here's another rare one. It is an original 1941 Johnson bayonet. I purchased it along with the rifle.
Although well made, it was one of the weak points that kept the 1941 Johnson rifle from winning the acceptance trials against the M1 rifle.
Mine was numbered and the scabbard didn’t have M1910 hooks. I bought mine from Homer Brett when I had my M1941 JSAR it had the right wear to be honest
Great to see. My cousin who greatly influenced me into militaria collecting had a Johnson rifle.
Rare bit of kit.
I always wanted a Johnson rifle....
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Rare bit of kit ... and often faked...
I have no concerns here. Make sure you are smart before buying.
The M10 hook is very easy to assemble and allows you to carry it on the belt. Otherwise it will be difficult to put the loop on the belt because it is very tight. There are many pieces whose seams have been cut for this reason.
No stamped numbers are recognizable here either. They always speak for use after 1945 outside the USA or the USMC.
Therefore there is a configuration of the USMC here. Very beautiful.
In the plant pictures of my M41 from a USMC Vet.
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