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  1. 09-11-2021 12:20 PM #1
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    Type 99 Safety Knob

    I re-found this safety knob in a parts drawer with a firing pin/last ditch bolt.
    Because I have never seen very many with this type of knurling on the palm surface, I was wondering if anyone would care to provide any additional info on it.
    I seem to remember long ago seeing others of it's type but couldn't pull up any specifics, transitional to the more crude types but cannot remember.

    Thanks for any info- Brian
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    From a Nagoya series 6 or 7 .
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    Quote Originally Posted by bob q View Post
    From a Nagoya series 6 or 7 .
    Got it . Thanks for the information.
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    What’s the number? I’m looking for one on a mismatched series 7.
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