Type 99 Nagoya Arisaka
I traded for this Nagoya made T-99 several years ago to complement my T-14 Nagoya Nambu. The bayonet came along a little later off eBay. No dust cover or mum; . . . . . . no "anti-aircraft arms" on...
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AlleyOop007, That's one fine looking Arisaka !! If all parts of the bolt match,( firing pin, bot handle and safety, and extractor) then the gun is matching. By the 6th series, the mono-pod would have...
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Thanks for the info strangms, I've checked the safety, firing pin and extractor for numbers and found none. I used a jeweler's loupe and determined that there is no evidence that there might have been...
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I think that they should be number to the receiver. Maybe not the extractor, but the rest should be. Have you shot it yet?? strangms
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strangms wrote: I think that they should be number to the receiver. Maybe not the extractor, but the rest should be. Have you shot it yet?? strangms Yep, I've shot it with no ill effect. The ammo I...
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I'm new at this site am curious as to the value of my two WWII japanese rifles. From what I've read, they must be T-99's. They were captured in Iwo Jima along with a couple of bayounets. As soon as I...
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Welcom to the forum.By all means get those rifles out and post some photos. I am no expert, but I'm sure that with the input from those who are, you will learn more about your rifles by joining in the...
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David, Welcome. Don't know a whole lotta nothing about your rifles, but wanted to say hey!
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