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Posted: 10/25/2016 4:47:37 PM EDT
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http://user.pa.net/~the.macs/JAPANESE.html
I had one of the cast iron receivered blank firing rifles and a training bayonet....Even had some wooden bullet cartridges. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 5:51:43 PM EDT
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To my knowledge all Japanese rifles from the type 30 on we're 2 piece buttstocks.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 7:19:54 PM EDT
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http://user.pa.net/~the.macs/JAPANESE.html I had one of the cast iron receivered blank firing rifles and a training bayonet....Even had some wooden bullet cartridges. Thanks for the link. Looks like they are all one piece stocks at least the ones pictured. What's the colectability on these? |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 7:30:48 PM EDT
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I know a total of one person that collects them.....That's where my example went.
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Posted: 10/25/2016 8:23:58 PM EDT
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I'm looking to add one to my collection and have been doing some research but there are some questions I can't find answers to, First- what are the collecability of these? They in my opinion have a definite place in Japanese military history. Second-where some made without a two piece buttstock? Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give me. My grandfather brought one home from Okinawa, My father has it in a display case that I had made. Don't know the value but it is an heirloom for us therefore irreplaceable. Have a bayonet on it also, and it has the antiaircraft sights too. |
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Posted: 10/25/2016 9:39:13 PM EDT
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My grandfather brought one home from Okinawa, My father has it in a display case that I had made. Don't know the value but it is an heirloom for us therefore irreplaceable. Have a bayonet on it also, and it has the antiaircraft sights too. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'm looking to add one to my collection and have been doing some research but there are some questions I can't find answers to, First- what are the collecability of these? They in my opinion have a definite place in Japanese military history. Second-where some made without a two piece buttstock? Thanks in advance for any help you guys can give me. My grandfather brought one home from Okinawa, My father has it in a display case that I had made. Don't know the value but it is an heirloom for us therefore irreplaceable. Have a bayonet on it also, and it has the antiaircraft sights too. That's awesome. I had a close family friend give me a Japanese officers sword from Okinawa before he passed. He also gave me a Smith and Wesson 38 with 11 notches in the frame above the cylinder. Being a former Marine I will never get rid of either one of those. |
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