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    Naval, "Special Type 99" Rifle

    Hi All,

    Because of the cast iron reciever on this special typ 99, is it safe to shoot?
    Waiting for your reply,
    NorthWales Fred
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    They could be safe or they might not be. Why take the chance. These guns are fairly rare. I have one but I would never shoot it. There are many more common Japaneseicon guns to shoot without taking the chance. Detroit-1

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    Like Detroit, I think they would be safe to shoot but..... I have a nice one but would not shoot it, cause all the screws might jump out. The bolt locks into the barrel and that would stay together but I don't know about the rest of the rifle.

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    Naval Special 99

    Thanks for your replies.

    I finally got my Navy type 99. I did some trading for it. It's an early model with a solid wood stock and long handguard. It also has a matching bolt and a clean bore.
    With your advice I won't be shooting it. It will be a nice add on in my collection.

    Thanks from NorthWales Fred

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