Sharing a Type 38

[Ovidio]

That caused my wow!
Normally we find them all from WWII here, earliest I’ve seen must’ve been 1938...

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[vintage hunter]

That caused my wow!
Normally we find them all from WWII here, earliest I’ve seen must’ve been 1938...

Sold off most of my milsurps a couple years ago but I still have a few T38 Arisakas around, a carbine made around 1910 and a rifle from 1917.
The rifle came with 50 rounds of Kynoch ammo and IIRC the headstamps are all '17.

[Ovidio]

Let me see the cost of importing one to Italy...

[ChrisG43]

I love my Type 38, it's proven very accurate and affordable with handloads....

[J-ROD]

I recently picked up a Type 38 not much older than yours but I gotta say, yours is in nicer condition!!

[Singer B]

I recently picked up a Type 38 not much older than yours but I gotta say, yours is in nicer condition!!

Thanks! It needed a little love when I got it home but you are correct, it is in pretty good shape.