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    Need help identifying front band

    Any idea what this front band with bayonet lug goes on?
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    I'm guessing, but maybe off a WWII Japanese rifle of some sort?

    27th Series T38 Arisaka Rifle (Mfg by Nagoya Arsenal)

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    Arisakaicon T38 carbine
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    I'm thinking Type 99.
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    Many thanks. Yes, Type 38 Carbine.
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