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Hard for my old eyes to really see the series mark that well. Not to get off track, but what series were produced by Kokura?

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Need some clearer pictures. Both appear to be Kokura Arsenal. I believe #44108 may be a 6th series?

There is some discussion as to whether the scabbard is correct. It appears to be an earlier example with the ball tip. Not being even close to an expert in these things, I do not know. I have seen...

Not sure when. Like the rifle itself, it is a transitional example.

Here she is with a period correct series 94 Type 30 Kokura/Hikari Seiki made bayonet.

Came across this deal and had to say yes.

Series 7 Nagoya. S/N 89894. Only 457 prior to my first T99.

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All matching #'s and mum.

This is what's left of the bubbafied stock. Also, what I believe to be an inspector's mark?8121881217

Do you have anything with close enough serial number that would give me ideas? Measurements of the handguard to help find the correct one?

The "original" owner (now deceased) was a WWII Navy Veteran. I'm suspecting this is a bring home. The stock was cut and sanded in an attempt to make it a sporter. Fortunately, nothing on the rifle...

My bad. Incorrect info in my first post. the rear sling swivel is a two screw.

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I have seen stocks with a short handguard and long ones. Not sure which would be...

Hello all. Just joined here. Recently acquired a Type 99. It is my first milsurp rifle. I'll get some pictures up in the coming days, but I'll share what I know. And ask questions about what I don't....

Hi. I've been lurking for a little while trying to research and learn about my newest acquisition and first mil-surp rifle, T99 Arisaka.