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    Japanese Type 96 MG Lower

    Gents,
    Some research indicates what I have, is a Type 96 Japaneseicon MG lower. We don't think it is Type 99.
    I got this for a smoking deal... but with NO other parts (hint.. hint... I am looking).
    While it is a little worse for wear, it is a neat article to have. Worst case scenario is that I create a dummy upper and barrel and display as a dummy, or keep looking for parts and assemble into a working semi auto...
    Regardless, here are some photos of my "prize"...


    I believe the previous owner has a registered version (unconfirmed) and used this demilled set of parts, as spares.

    Here is a photo of the selector switch:


    The stock has some wear on it. But a name and "number" carved into the stock.


    Thanks for looking. As mentioned, I wanted to share something with you folks, that you don't see often!
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    I have had several requests for additional photos... As I am posting this for general reference information to all.










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