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Re: "New" Type 38 Carbine (reply) Thats a nice carbine. Something to be proud of ..... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 05/02/13 01:45 AM |
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"New" Type 38 Carbine (topic) Just picked up another Arisaka and thought I'd share. Looks like a series 4 Nagoya--stamps are a bit dinged up and I need to find my book to make sure. Stock has seen it's better days as well, but, overall, is intact and serviceable.... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 04/27/13 07:48 PM |
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Highest quality manufacturer of Type 99s? (topic) Hi guys, I recently picked up a late-war Type 99 by Tokyo Juki Kogyo, and have to say I am impressed by the bright/high-quality bluing on this rifle (despite the fact that it is a transitional late gun). Is this typical for this... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 04/26/13 08:58 PM |
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Re: Type 99 25th series (reply) Don't forget e-bay. Greed makes people destroy { as in, turn into parts } historic collectables there all the time and you might find what you need there. |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 04/22/13 07:17 PM |
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Re: Type 99 and Nambu (reply) Your Nambu is part of the series 2 production run. |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 04/22/13 07:12 PM |
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Re: 6.5 range day (reply) If your talking about my rifle, it is a reproduction Japanese sling made of quality cowhide. |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 04/14/13 07:54 PM |
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Re: 6.5 range day (reply) What sling is on your rifle? Is it Swede? |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 04/14/13 07:03 PM |
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Type 38 (topic) Hi all I just picked up a Series 22 Koishikawa from a gunshow this weekend, and I was wondering if anyone can explain/decipher the red markings on the buttstock? Also, the Mum has been removed, but the bluing on the receiver looks... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 03/10/13 09:29 PM |
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Type 38 Jinsen (topic) Still haven't got pics of rifle but I am going to try and load data sheets.Please excuse any mistakes. I seems pretty complicated.Wow! It seems to have worked.I'll add rifle pics asap.Regards, WI can't get this---I'll try again. |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 03/08/13 01:03 AM |
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Re: Need info about my Arisaka (reply) Invicta, check out this link, it has the arsenal and series marks deciphered; http://www.radix.net/~bbrown/japanese_markings.html |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 03/06/13 04:02 PM |
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Re: Need info about my Arisaka (reply) If you can post or end me a photo of the markings on the left side of the receiver, I can ID the rifle for you. Gregg |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 03/06/13 12:32 AM |
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Re: Need info about my Arisaka (reply) People that are into Japanese rifles usually refer to the later modifications of the T99 as "transitional" models rather than 'last ditch". I think the true last ditch guns were crude single shots with cast iron receivers, and the... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 03/05/13 03:22 PM |
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Need info about my Arisaka (topic) I have a type 99 and it has the mum still on the breach but no other markings are there. there is a serial # on the side. Also, the front sight does not have the ears, is this typical of the "last ditch" series? |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 03/05/13 02:56 AM |
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Re: Type 99 and Nambu (reply) As I expected, the bolt is not original to that rifle. Still the rifle should be safe to fire, as the Japanese contrary to common opinion, did have fairly tight manufacturing tolerances. Looks like you are missing one of the wood... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 02/24/13 04:50 PM |
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Re: Type 99 and Nambu (reply) Better late than never. Some more pictures. Bolt is all matching but a mismatch to the rifle. |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 02/23/13 03:52 AM |
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Re: Type 99 and Nambu (reply) The dust cover is definitely a reproduction. I will try and get pictures of the bolt up when I've got time. |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 02/20/13 03:15 AM |
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Re: Type 99 and Nambu (reply) The Type 99 is a series 7, by the Toriimatsu factory under the supervision of the Nagoya Arsenal, I own it's sister, SN 24255. The only minuses I see is the ground Mum, the missing cleaning rod and the bolt assembly in your rifle is... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 02/20/13 02:43 AM |
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Type 99 and Nambu (topic) Alrighty gents, I always turn to you when I am lacking knowledge in an area. Today this area is Japanese weapons. Up first is my Type 99. I believe it is a Nagoya 7th series I don't know if it is transitional or... |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 02/19/13 10:45 PM |
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Re: Type 99 stock marking ID (reply) I thank you very much. I was thinking that was probably what it was, but wasnt completly sure. |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 02/06/13 03:32 AM |
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Re: Type 99 stock marking ID (reply) It is an inspection stamp for the stock. All Japanese Arisaka rifles have it, or at least should have it. It is a easy way to determine if the stock has been sanded. If it is missing, the stock has been messed with. Gregg |
The Japanese & East Asian Firearms Forum | 02/04/13 12:04 AM |
