Johnson M1941 semiautomatic rifle (USA)

Johnson M1941 is a short recoil operated, semiautomatic rifle. Barrel is locked by the rotating bolt with eight locking lugs, engaging into the barrel extension. On recoil stroke, bolt head is rotated to disengage from the barrel, and then barrel is stopped and returned into forward position with its own spring; bolt continues its way back to extract and eject the spent cartridge case and then to chamber fresh cartridge on its way forward. Return spring is located in the buttstock. The rifle is fed from fixed rotary magazine, which holds 10 cartridges. Cartridges can be loaded into the magazine via the loading port in the magazine at the right side of the gun, using the standard M1903-type stripper clips (2 clips with 5 rounds each) or loose rounds. Magazine can be refilled at any time either with the bolt open or closed. Magazine loading port is closed by the spring-loaded dust cover. It must be noted that pre-war Johnson rifles were available either with rotary or box magazines, but box magazine versions apparently are very scarce, as very few of these were produced. Rifle is fitted with two-piece wooden stock, steel handguards were integral to the receiver. Military rifles were equipped with proprietary detachable lightweight spike-shaped bayonets, as the standard knife bayonets were too heavy and affected the reliability of a recoil-operated mechanism. These bayonets had no separate "handle" and were hardly useful and provided only to fulfill military requirements.   Caliber: .30-06 (7.62x63mm) Action: short recoil operated, rotating bolt Overall length: 1156 mm Barrel length: 558 mm Weight: 4.3 kg empty Magazine capacity: 10 rounds   Copyright : <A href="http://world.guns.ru">http://world.guns.ru</A>      m1 개런드의 8발 이 뭐 갈기도 귀찮아서 뭐 동그란 탄창으로 개런드랑 작동방식을 비슷하게해서  뭐 10발이상 들어가게 이러쿵저러쿵 ㅁ푸[배ㅑㅋ;ㅊㅌ피ㅠ