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    Quote Originally Posted by DERF View Post
    hello guys ...... i'm usually on the m1 carbine forum with cadfw ....... i just inherited a type 14 nambu pistol , according to markings was mfg'd in august , 1943 , ( 18 . 8 ) .....it was left to me by my late best friend of 43 yrs who passed away in feb from cancer surgery . the pistol is " about " 80 - 90 % and he shot it once in a while . however , the safety is missing . does anyone have a link to someplace i can get a replacement safety for less than $67.00 that Numrich Gun Parts want ? Any comments are appreciated , I'm an fng to japanese pistols , i do have an Arisakaicon Type 99 Rifle , 7.7 that is 90 % plus ..... thanks ......... derf
    Hi 'DERF',

    If you'll send me those photos you sent me last week of your 'new to you' Japanese weapons, I'll post them here.

    The computer I was using for the past three years is dead, and I just started using this new computer today, so I don't have the photos you sent.

    ~ Harlan

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