WW2 Mint Japanese Late War Type 94 All-Matching 8mm Nambu Pistol with Holster & 2 Matching Magazines (Original)

SKU # 490
$ 2,095.00

WW2 "Mint" Japanese Late-War Type 94 All-Matching 8mm Nambu Pistol with Holster & 2 Matching Magazines (Original) SKU: JAPANESE LATE WAR TYPE 94 NAMBU CAL 8MM PISTOL W HOLSTER + 2 MATCHING MAGAZINES Original/Reproduction: Original...

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WW2 "Mint" Japanese Late-War Type 94 All-Matching 8mm Nambu Pistol with Holster & 2 Matching Magazines (Original)

SKU: 490

Original/Reproduction: Original (Matching)

Availability: In-stock

Manufacturer: Chuo Kogyo

Date Manufactured: June 1944

Model: Nambu Type 94

Serial Number: 55984

Caliber: 8mm Nambu/ 8x22 mm

Action Type: Semi-Automatic, Recoil-Operated

Overall Length: 7.4 inches (187mm)

Barrel Length: 3.78 inches (96mm)

Bore Condition: 10/10

Weight: Approx. 765 grams (1.7 lbs)

Overall Condition: Mint - 99%

Magazine: 1 Matching 6-round Detachable Box Magazine

Holster: Original Brown Leather Hard-Shell 

Holster Condition: Execellent

Price: $2095.00

Seller Type: Classification: C&R / FFL

Seller ID: JMW

Seller Code: LC-1700 

Return Policy: 3-day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.

Description

This is an "Mint" Condition All-Matching Original Late War Type 94 pistol with Serial Number 55984 Manufactured in June 1944 by the Chuo Kogyo company under the supervision of the Nagoya Arsenal. It features 2 Matching Serial Numbered Magazines with a Beautiful Leather Holster in Incredible Condition. 

History

The Type 94 (introduced in 1934) was a compact service pistol used by the Imperial Japanese Army during the 1930s and through World War II. Designed in the interwar period as a short, easy-to-carry sidearm for officers and NCOs, the Type 94 saw widespread frontline use in China, Southeast Asia and the Pacific theatre. It is historically notable for its distinctive styling and unique safety/trigger link arrangement, and it remains of high interest to militaria collectors because many wartime examples survived in theatre kit and later returned with occupying forces or collectors.

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