The Arisaka Type 99 - Early war vs. Late war - a comparison
2013年9月10日 · For reference, the first Type 99 series production began at Nagoya in August, 1939. Here is a photo of an early Type 99, a 31st series Toyo Kogyo Type 99 made in 1940 (on top) compared to a 7th Series Nagoya late war rifle made in 1944. The bayonets shown with each rifle are of the proper vintage for that rifle.
33rd series T99 Arisaka Rifle (Mfg by Toyo Kogyo) - milsurps.com
2006年10月13日 · The characters on the receiver ring translate to “type 99”. Toyo Kogyo was Hiroshima's largest employer, and while the factory was located far enough from the city center to avoid serious damage from the world’s first aggressive use of an atomic blast, many of Toyo Kogyo's employees were not; 400 workers died and the factory never made ...
is an Arisaka 99 an accurate gun? - The Firearms Forum
2006年1月8日 · CHW2021 is correct--they (or at least some) are extremely accurate. I have a c1939 1st series Type 99 long rifle that is very good condition--intact mum, chrome-lined barrel, 99% bluing. I took it to the range and fired it twice from a bench at a 25 yd. target to see where it might hit the paper--this was with the original peep sight.
Arisaka Type 99 (?) Identification - The Firearms Forum
2023年10月15日 · Hawg, I had Ralph Cobb from World of Bayonets, ID it, he knew what it was over the phone from my description, before he got the pics. A lot of countries didn't sharpen their bayonets, the Japs did. The Type 30 bayo on my Arisaka still has the factory edge on it. The correct name for the training bayonet is, "Type 30 School Bayonet".
Japanese Arisaka Type 99 - What's it worth? - The Firearms Forum
2013年12月2日 · First a little T-99 Arisaka history. The T-99 was adopted as the new Japanese infantry rifle in 1939. Replacing the T-38. They were produced "in Series" by several arsenals. With the series blocks being broken up and in simultaneous production between the arsenals.
Question regarding a Arisaka Type 99 | The Firearms Forum
2014年3月4日 · I bought a Arisaka Type 99 Japanese military rifle this past weekend. I have never owned a Japanese World War II era rifle before. My collecting interests have always been Colt 1911's and K98 Mausers. So I am new to the collecting field when it comes to Type 99 rifles. Here's my question. The rifle I bought is completely matching, including the ...
Japanese Arisaka Type 99 identification | The Firearms Forum
2024年1月20日 · Hey everyone. I'm curious if there are any Arisaka gurus on here that can shed some light on a Type 99 that was given to me. Just was curious about which armory it came from, year, and any other info about it. The serial is very worn, so I'm hoping it's still able to be recognized by someone with knowledge on the symbols. Here are some pictures.
barrel length on type 99 Arisaka | Gun and Game Forum
2017年6月28日 · The stocks for the type 99 are very hard to find. Then if you do find one and are lucky enough to get it. The stocks are going for as much as the complete rifle these days. I would just buy a sport stock from like Boyds and make it a hunting rifle. Yeah the ammo is steep. I buy Hornady or PPU to shoot
Arisaka type 99 value? --all parts, matching numbers, stamped--
2015年12月16日 · The T-99 was commissioned as a Japanese Battle rifle in 1939. I assume you are referring to the T-38. 2nd. This is an early war example T-99 made before the Japanese had any problems with manufacturing. And last, I have owned dozens of Arisaka's, and as a former collector, examined hundreds more. And I've never seen one with "mill marks" on the ...
Arisaka 99 manufacture date - The Firearms Forum
2023年2月2日 · I have an Arisaka Type 99 Nagoya series 2 serial # 1189. I'm wondering if any one could tell me an approximate date of manufacture on it. I've looked on line and can't get any where. I'd appreciate any help yall can give me. Thanks StMichael58