Red ones are faster.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Homer
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Red ones are faster.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Homer
Mr Bean's 3 wheel terror he keeps chasing!:madsmile::lol:
You are all so "cutting" with your remarks. How's that Crystal ball coming on??:lol:
The pics are forthcoming. Thanks for everything so far.
Well Ken, at least you have a sense of humour, you've taken a bit of ribbing from the members and you are still coming back.
That's always a good thing, I am sure I speak for all of us when I say that we are eager to see the photos of the rifle.
Just a Shin Gunto or have you had a look at the signature? Pity about the tip.Quote:
Originally Posted by CINDERS
Yep the tip is a tad ratty but better than some I have seen it is untouched I swapped it for a 1917 '07 bayonet so not to bad a deal see pic of the Mei if you can decipher it I think it is around 1944 vintage I had toyed with the idea of getting it refurbed in Japan but have learned they are not doing WWII stuff at all now.Attachment 71472
Can we add a "shanks" button? or maybe one of those funky emoticons "scrambling the eggs"?
Ill "stab" at an almost completley scrubbed Ishapore refurbished blob in 410 and US cut for commercial cartridges.
Happy Friday :)
It is WW11, made by Uji Fausa at the Takayama forge. (My mate thinks its a hand forged blade)Quote:
Originally Posted by CINDERS
Thanks BD6 if thats so at least it is not a war expedient massed produced Shin-Gunto this one may perhaps have some quality manufacturing which was attained for the right price as well FTR (for the record) they are selling here in Aus from $900 ~ 1,500.oo/AU