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This is a very rare original WWII Japanese Type 99 pressure test rifle. These rifles were produced on a very limited basis by both the major rifle fac

This is an exceptional example of a Japanese Type 44 Carbine that was manufactured at the Kokura Arsenal. The carbine has the distinctive folding bayo

A) Manufactured under contract in the 1930s, this Italian produced Type I rifle is correctly without markings except for the serial number. Ladder rea

This is a very nice example of a very early, three digit serial number Japanese "Baby Nambu" pistol as manufactured by the Tokyo Koishigaw...

A) Manufactured in September 1936 (11.9) by the Nagoya Nambu-Kokubunji Factory. This pistol has the early cocking knob and small trigger guard. Blue f

This is an good example of a pre-war 1902 Army contract Nambu pistol as manufactured by the Tokyo Artillery Arsenal. Commonly called a "PAPA Na...

Manufactured at the Nagoya Nambu-Kokubunji factory in February 1942. Blue with straw colored trigger and safety. Bolt and trigger are numbered to gun.

A) Manufactured in November 1943 (18.11) at the Nagoya Army Arsenal-Tomriimatsu Factory. All blue finish, large trigger guard, early cocking knob, and

This is an example of a very scarce and desirable "Baby Nambu" pistol. This pistol was manufactured at the Tokyo Artillery Arsenal, in Koi...

This is a very rare Japanese Baby Nambu holster, the soft flap with the rounded closure strap. The strap is sewn to the flap with the stitching in a c

Manufactured in January 1944 (19.1) by the Nagoya Army Arsenal-Toriimatsu Factory. The pistol has the large trigger guard and late cocking knob. Bolt

This is a very fine example of an original pre-war 1902 Naval contract Papa Nambu pistol as produced by the TG&E company under the supervision ...

Standard markings in Japanese except "PAT/ NO 93006" on left side of frame. The barrels are painted with the flare colors, red and yellow ...

This is an excellent example of a late WWII Japanese Type 99 sniper rifle manufactured by the Nagoya arsenal, that is equipped with the very rare exte

This is a very nice example of a late WWII Japanese Type 99 Sniper rifle as produced by the Nagoya Arsenal, that is consecutively numbered to the gun

This is a mid production Type 2 Paratrooper as manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal with production starting in 1943. It still retains the Chrysanthemum

Produced from 1889 to 1899, the Type 22 rifle was Japan's first smokeless powder military rifle. This rifle has inverted "V" front and...

Manufactured at Kokura Arsenal. The carbine retains a non-matching dust cover and a clear mum. Inverted "V" front sight with side protecto...

Manufactured at the Koishikawa Arsenal. Clear chrysanthemum on the receiver without a dust cover. Floor plate is numbered "744", front bay...

This is a rare type 99 sniper rifle that is fitted with the earlier, smaller 2.5 X power sniper scope. These rifles were produced in a very specific s