Videos tagged with Johnson 1941

This guide, presented with high authority by a specialist in historical firearms, details the 'Bubba' phenomenon – amateur modifications that devalue collectible rifles. It categorizes these modifications from reversible 'ethical' jobs to destructive 'cocaine Bubba' alterations, emphasizing the importance of preservation and the financial implications of restoration. The content highlights specific examples like the Swedish M41B, Finnish M39 Mosin Nagant, and Type 99 Arisaka.

This video details the barrel of the Johnson 1941 rifle, highlighting its similarities to the AR-15 barrel extension. The presenter discusses the process of restoring a sporterized Johnson 1941 barrel, including removing unwanted modifications and using Evapo-Rust to address pitting and corrosion. The segment emphasizes the historical connection between Melvin Johnson's designs and Eugene Stoner's AR-15.

This YouTube video focuses on the Johnson 1941 Bolt action rifle, drawing a connection to the Armalite Rifle lineage. While no specific caliber or manufacturer details are provided beyond the rifle model itself, the title suggests an exploration of its mechanics and historical context within firearm development. The content likely delves into the bolt action mechanism, historical significance, and potentially its design features in comparison to other rifle platforms.