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    New Type 94 Nambu

    Hey all. I came into this type 94 at a small gun show. I have been wanting a nambu for some time but until last weekend I couldn't afford one. I bought this one for $675 because even though it has a mismatched mag it does have its original holster which I thought was amazing given how long this pistol has been in America. The holster is in bad shape and is really just a shell now but I am going to buy a repro at some point to reenact with at our little military show that happens twice a year down here and the original will be a part of the display that I bring to that show. Hope you guys like this and any info about this pistol and any comments are welcome.
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    What an ugly little service pistol. And so scarce considering how many there were. Well done on that catch...
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