World War II Japanese Type 14 Pistol

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Guns International #: 102188567
Seller's Inventory #: 14

Category - Nambu Pistols - Military Pistols - Japanese

Category
Nambu Pistols
Military Pistols - Japanese

Seller's Information

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Seller: Jim Jr.
Company: Private Seller

Member Since: 1/14/23

State: Michigan

Country: United States

Phone: (906) 226-2146

Seller Type:Private Seller

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

Payment Methods: Certified bank check or postal money order

World War II Japanese Type 14 Pistol

Description:
Featured is a World War II Japanese Type 14 semi-automatic pistol. The Nambu 14 was a common sidearm of Japanese officers leading up to and throughout World War II. 400,000 were produced from 1925 through the end of the war in 1945.

This Nambu Type 14 is a 2nd series made at the Nagoya Arsenal in October 1944. The date of manufacture is determined from the 19.10 stamped on the right side of the frame just above and behind the grip. The Japanese calendar was based on the beginning of the reign of the Emperor. The reign of Emperor Taisho began in 1911 and the Type 14 was adopted 14 years later in 1925. This pistol is stamped 19.10 so the year 1944 is calculated by adding 19 to 1925. The month is derived from the 10 for the 10th month or October, hence the manufacture date is October 1944.
It is of the starndard Japanese 8mm caliber with an 8+1 round capacity. The barrel length is 4½“.
Because the pistol was made near the end of the war, the metal exhibits a typical late wartime finish with roughness, mill marks, and thin bluing. As a result, the metal on this gun exhibits some surface staining. However, even late production Nambu's were still considered rugged and reliable firearms.
The bore is bright and clean.
The wooden grips are in very good condition with no cracks or chips.
All visible numbers match the serial number, including numbers on the bolt, trigger, and inside the wooden grips.
The number on the magazine also matches the gun's serial number.
The wooden grips are in good conditon with no chips or cracks.

Add $80 for insured shipping to your FFL dealer in the lower 48 states. Shipping to an FFL dealer in Alaska will be extra.

This firearm is sold as a collector's piece only. While it appears to be in working order the seller has not fired it and assumes no liability for accidents or injuries resulting from its use. It is the buyer’s responsibility to have this firearm checked by a qualified gunsmith prior to firing it.

SOLD

Curio/Relic: Yes
Handgun Caliber: 8x22mm Nambu

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Guns International #: 102188567
Seller's Inventory #: 14

Category - Nambu Pistols - Military Pistols - Japanese

Category
Nambu Pistols
Military Pistols - Japanese

Seller's Information

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Seller: Jim Jr.
Company: Private Seller

Member Since: 1/14/23

State: Michigan

Country: United States

Phone: (906) 226-2146

Seller Type:Private Seller

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

Payment Methods: Certified bank check or postal money order

This Nambu Type 14 is a 2nd series made at the Nagoya Arsenal in October 1944. The date of manufacture is determined from the 19.10 stamped on the right side of the frame just above and behind the grip. The Japanese calendar was based on the beginning of the reign of the Emperor. The reign of Emperor Taisho began in 1911 and the Type 14 was adopted 14 years later in 1925. This pistol is stamped 19.10 so the year 1944 is calculated by adding 19 to 1925. The month is derived from the 10 for the 10th month or October, hence the manufacture date is October 1944.
It is of the starndard Japanese 8mm caliber with an 8+1 round capacity. The barrel length is 4½“.
Because the pistol was made near the end of the war, the metal exhibits a typical late wartime finish with roughness, mill marks, and thin bluing. As a result, the metal on this gun exhibits some surface staining. However, even late production Nambu's were still considered rugged and reliable firearms.
The bore is bright and clean.
The wooden grips are in very good condition with no cracks or chips.
All visible numbers match the serial number, including numbers on the bolt, trigger, and inside the wooden grips.
The number on the magazine also matches the gun's serial number.
The wooden grips are in good conditon with no chips or cracks.

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Guns International #: 102188567
Seller's Inventory #: 14

Category - Nambu Pistols - Military Pistols - Japanese

Category
Nambu Pistols
Military Pistols - Japanese

Seller's Information

When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com

Seller: Jim Jr.
Company: Private Seller

Member Since: 1/14/23

State: Michigan

Country: United States

Phone: (906) 226-2146

Seller Type:Private Seller

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

Payment Methods: Certified bank check or postal money order

This Nambu Type 14 is a 2nd series made at the Nagoya Arsenal in October 1944. The date of manufacture is determined from the 19.10 stamped on the right side of the frame just above and behind the grip. The Japanese calendar was based on the beginning of the reign of the Emperor. The reign of Emperor Taisho began in 1911 and the Type 14 was adopted 14 years later in 1925. This pistol is stamped 19.10 so the year 1944 is calculated by adding 19 to 1925. The month is derived from the 10 for the 10th month or October, hence the manufacture date is October 1944.
It is of the starndard Japanese 8mm caliber with an 8+1 round capacity. The barrel length is 4½“.
Because the pistol was made near the end of the war, the metal exhibits a typical late wartime finish with roughness, mill marks, and thin bluing. As a result, the metal on this gun exhibits some surface staining. However, even late production Nambu's were still considered rugged and reliable firearms.
The bore is bright and clean.
The wooden grips are in very good condition with no cracks or chips.
All visible numbers match the serial number, including numbers on the bolt, trigger, and inside the wooden grips.
The number on the magazine also matches the gun's serial number.
The wooden grips are in good conditon with no chips or cracks.

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Guns International #: 102188567
Seller's Inventory #: 14

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Guns International #: 102188567
Seller's Inventory #: 14

Category - Nambu Pistols - Military Pistols - Japanese

Category
Nambu Pistols
Military Pistols - Japanese

Seller's Information

When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com

Seller: Jim Jr.
Company: Private Seller

Member Since: 1/14/23

State: Michigan

Country: United States

Phone: (906) 226-2146

Seller Type:Private Seller

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

Payment Methods: Certified bank check or postal money order

This Nambu Type 14 is a 2nd series made at the Nagoya Arsenal in October 1944. The date of manufacture is determined from the 19.10 stamped on the right side of the frame just above and behind the grip. The Japanese calendar was based on the beginning of the reign of the Emperor. The reign of Emperor Taisho began in 1911 and the Type 14 was adopted 14 years later in 1925. This pistol is stamped 19.10 so the year 1944 is calculated by adding 19 to 1925. The month is derived from the 10 for the 10th month or October, hence the manufacture date is October 1944.
It is of the starndard Japanese 8mm caliber with an 8+1 round capacity. The barrel length is 4½“.
Because the pistol was made near the end of the war, the metal exhibits a typical late wartime finish with roughness, mill marks, and thin bluing. As a result, the metal on this gun exhibits some surface staining. However, even late production Nambu's were still considered rugged and reliable firearms.
The bore is bright and clean.
The wooden grips are in very good condition with no cracks or chips.
All visible numbers match the serial number, including numbers on the bolt, trigger, and inside the wooden grips.
The number on the magazine also matches the gun's serial number.
The wooden grips are in good conditon with no chips or cracks.

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