Type 99s

[k98k792]

Here are my two. Very good shooters,when I can afford ammo,which is not often. I have since added another bayonet.Top is nearly a last ditch with egg shaped bolt,no aa sites and no front site guards,ground Mum. Bottom early production Mummed

[Darkwatch]

I can't believe Longhorn hasn't posted here yet...:p

[Woodman in MO]

Those are some nice ones...I haven't been tempted because of the ammo issue, but I see them from time to time. I may just have to keep an eye out.

[nevada]

Don't you love those mini-swords they call bayonets? Mine fits real loose on the rifle, waves back and forth in the breeze. Are those real bolt covers or repros?

[kpd007]

Those are two nice examples. You have some nice weapons K98. I don't see many of those around here. Do you handload for them?

[k98k792]

Thanks Kpd. Don't yet,though at some point I will. I was lucky enough to buy a bunch of Norma at a fire sale when a local sporting goods store burnt down.
Some of the boxs were smoke damaged,but all so far has shot great. Getting low on it now.Saved my cases though.

Privi Partizan is making 7.7 also now.

[Longhorn789]

I can't believe Longhorn hasn't posted here yet...:p


THEY"RE SPINNIN!!!! :)

You KNOW Longhorn is down with Japanese shooters!!!

I dig it brotha!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[drhall762]

Very nice. I have one as well with AA sights, cover and monopod. Mum also intact. Don't know if my bayonet was original issue to rifle however, it is the same arsenal. Thant's my story and I'm stickin' to it. :p

Dave:D

[k98k792]

Longhorn, you need to get some pics of your outstanding collection up.

[Longhorn789]

Longhorn, you need to get some pics of your outstanding collection up.

Thanks! Your wish is my command..

I have two new additions that I have yet to photograph....so these old pics will have to do...

All have bayonets and scabbards.

First Picture:
Type 99 Long
Type 38 Trainer with school stamps
Type 38 Trainer with school stamps
Type 99 Short with AA, mono-pod, and cleaning rod.
Type 99 Short with AA, mono-pod, dust cover, and cleaning rod.
Type 99 Last Ditch
Type 99 Short with AA, dust cover, and cleaning rod.

Second Picture:
Type 38 Carbine
Type 99 Short that was sporterized. I use it for parts..

I wish I had the other two rifles handy so I could accurately display my collection...but alas...no joy.

[k98k792]

:worthy: That is a Great collection of rifles Longhorn!

[Longhorn789]

:worthy: That is a Great collection of rifles Longhorn!

Thank you sir!

They grow...

[Genocide]

Longhorn, bout how much do Arisaka bayonets cost?

[Longhorn789]

Longhorn, bout how much do Arisaka bayonets cost?

I bought seven at Dallas Market Hall from a guy for $60 apiece.

They normally go for between $65 and $80 depending..

Last ditch variants go for $100 or more...especially if they have a wood scabbard..

[turbothis]

i have been building one from e-bay parts. lol i found a barreled receiver at a antique store for 35$. i still need a handguard if anyone has one for i believe for a long rifle. i need a rear site too. i have another barreled receiver and a 30-06 sport barrel i would trade.? longhorn.

[Longhorn789]

i have been building one from e-bay parts. lol i found a barreled receiver at a antique store for 35$. i still need a handguard if anyone has one for i believe for a long rifle. i need a rear site too. i have another barreled receiver and a 30-06 sport barrel i would trade.? longhorn.

Heh heh.. :)

Thanks for the trade offer. All I would have in parts that you need is the rear sight, minus AA arms....and I'll probably hang onto that just in case.

I can't believe you're finding parts cheap enough to build one like you are! Good job!! There are many people out there that are buying these rifles just to part them out...and they make more money that way than selling the rifle complete. I guess you're a careful and patient shopper!!