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Arisaka, Type 99 Modified in 7.7 Caliber
Arisaka, Type 99 Modified in 7.7 Caliber
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Guns International #: 101834718
Seller's Inventory #: 3
Category - Military Rifles - Japanese - Arisaka
- Rifles - Japanese
Seller's Information
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Seller: Denjowo
Member Since: 3/16/20
First Name: Dennis
Last Name: Woods
State:
Michigan
Zip: 48188
Country: United States
Phone:
(734) 340-3630
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order, cash
Arisaka, Type 99 Modified in 7.7 Caliber
Description:
This Arisaka, still bnearing some minor dings imposed on it by the United States Marines, but cleaned up, corrosion largley gone, rust blued and refinished---but not so as to lose it's character, can be yours! Life is too short to own an ugly gun and this is certainly a beautiful one. It has all the accoutrements that were standard in the early war 99's, the sling (new) the antiair sight, the monopod the dust cover, cleanung rod, etc. It has an intact MUM! I tested it at 50 yards (all I could get at the time). It grouped nicely at 1 inch below dead center of the bull. This means that a minor adjustmen will make it a 300 yard rifle without using the ladder. Authenticity is always a problem becouse everyone wants the parts to match---well they don't---no chance. The barrel and action definitely match but the the bolt had to be found elsewhere. I worked it to make it as smooth as an Arisaka can get. The stock and some of the parts came as a group ( Bands, butt plate, trigger assembbly and most of the other stuff) I had to dig for the little screws, etc. Which brings me to the antiaircraft sights. I have the wings and they go with the rifle--but I do not have the two little screws. I have been unable to find any and while I'm on everybody's watch list there has been nothing yet. OK, now ammunition was rumored to be a problem but it isn't. Steinel carries it as do several main line manufacturers. I personally have all the reloading equipment to run out a hundred rounds a day and the reloading data. The 7.7 has almost exactly the same ballistic characteristics as the British .303 which just happens to also be very, very close to the .308. That means the 7.7 can take down any gane in North America except perhaps a head-on Grizzly bear.. The Arisaka action was tested for pressure against all the bolt action rifles ued in WWII, (Mauser, Springfied, Enfield, etc.) And was found to be by far, the strougest. This means that your loads might be adjusted very carefully to take the Grizzly head-on after all. The Japanese also came up with chrome lined barrels--it took us until Vietnam. That's one reason why an 80 year old rifle can be incredibly accurate. This piece will take down a White Tail Buck or hang on a wall and do a great job at either. Anyway, I wish you luck with it and I hope you find it before somebody else does. It's really the best one out there. Denny
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.7x58mm Arisaka
Manufacturer: Arisaka
Model: Type 99
Condition: Beautiful!
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Action: bolt
Description:
This Arisaka, still bnearing some minor dings imposed on it by the United States Marines, but cleaned up, corrosion largley gone, rust blued and refinished---but not so as to lose it's character, can be yours! Life is too short to own an ugly gun and this is certainly a beautiful one. It has all the accoutrements that were standard in the early war 99's, the sling (new) the antiair sight, the monopod the dust cover, cleanung rod, etc. It has an intact MUM! I tested it at 50 yards (all I could get at the time). It grouped nicely at 1 inch below dead center of the bull. This means that a minor adjustmen will make it a 300 yard rifle without using the ladder. Authenticity is always a problem becouse everyone wants the parts to match---well they don't---no chance. The barrel and action definitely match but the the bolt had to be found elsewhere. I worked it to make it as smooth as an Arisaka can get. The stock and some of the parts came as a group ( Bands, butt plate, trigger assembbly and most of the other stuff) I had to dig for the little screws, etc. Which brings me to the antiaircraft sights. I have the wings and they go with the rifle--but I do not have the two little screws. I have been unable to find any and while I'm on everybody's watch list there has been nothing yet. OK, now ammunition was rumored to be a problem but it isn't. Steinel carries it as do several main line manufacturers. I personally have all the reloading equipment to run out a hundred rounds a day and the reloading data. The 7.7 has almost exactly the same ballistic characteristics as the British .303 which just happens to also be very, very close to the .308. That means the 7.7 can take down any gane in North America except perhaps a head-on Grizzly bear.. The Arisaka action was tested for pressure against all the bolt action rifles ued in WWII, (Mauser, Springfied, Enfield, etc.) And was found to be by far, the strougest. This means that your loads might be adjusted very carefully to take the Grizzly head-on after all. The Japanese also came up with chrome lined barrels--it took us until Vietnam. That's one reason why an 80 year old rifle can be incredibly accurate. This piece will take down a White Tail Buck or hang on a wall and do a great job at either. Anyway, I wish you luck with it and I hope you find it before somebody else does. It's really the best one out there. Denny
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.7x58mm Arisaka
Manufacturer: Arisaka
Model: Type 99
Condition: Beautiful!
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Action: bolt
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Guns International #: 101834718
Category - Military Rifles - Japanese - Arisaka
- Rifles - Japanese
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Denjowo
Member Since: 3/16/20
First Name: Dennis
Last Name: Woods
State:
Michigan
Zip: 48188
Country: United States
Phone:
(734) 340-3630
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order, cash
Arisaka, Type 99 Modified in 7.7 Caliber
Description: This Arisaka, still bnearing some minor dings imposed on it by the United States Marines, but cleaned up, corrosion largley gone, rust blued and refinished---but not so as to lose it's character, can be yours! Life is too short to own an ugly gun and this is certainly a beautiful one. It has all the accoutrements that were standard in the early war 99's, the sling (new) the antiair sight, the monopod the dust cover, cleanung rod, etc. It has an intact MUM! I tested it at 50 yards (all I could get at the time). It grouped nicely at 1 inch below dead center of the bull. This means that a minor adjustmen will make it a 300 yard rifle without using the ladder. Authenticity is always a problem becouse everyone wants the parts to match---well they don't---no chance. The barrel and action definitely match but the the bolt had to be found elsewhere. I worked it to make it as smooth as an Arisaka can get. The stock and some of the parts came as a group ( Bands, butt plate, trigger assembbly and most of the other stuff) I had to dig for the little screws, etc. Which brings me to the antiaircraft sights. I have the wings and they go with the rifle--but I do not have the two little screws. I have been unable to find any and while I'm on everybody's watch list there has been nothing yet. OK, now ammunition was rumored to be a problem but it isn't. Steinel carries it as do several main line manufacturers. I personally have all the reloading equipment to run out a hundred rounds a day and the reloading data. The 7.7 has almost exactly the same ballistic characteristics as the British .303 which just happens to also be very, very close to the .308. That means the 7.7 can take down any gane in North America except perhaps a head-on Grizzly bear.. The Arisaka action was tested for pressure against all the bolt action rifles ued in WWII, (Mauser, Springfied, Enfield, etc.) And was found to be by far, the strougest. This means that your loads might be adjusted very carefully to take the Grizzly head-on after all. The Japanese also came up with chrome lined barrels--it took us until Vietnam. That's one reason why an 80 year old rifle can be incredibly accurate. This piece will take down a White Tail Buck or hang on a wall and do a great job at either. Anyway, I wish you luck with it and I hope you find it before somebody else does. It's really the best one out there. Denny SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Rifle Caliber: 7.7x58mm Arisaka Manufacturer: Arisaka Model: Type 99 Condition: Beautiful! Metal Condition: Excellent Wood Condition: Excellent Bore Condition: Excellent Action: bolt |
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Guns International #: 101834718
Seller's Inventory #: 3
Category - Military Rifles - Japanese - Arisaka
- Rifles - Japanese
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Denjowo
Member Since: 3/16/20
First Name: Dennis
Last Name: Woods
State:
Michigan
Zip: 48188
Country: United States
Phone:
(734) 340-3630
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order, cash
Arisaka, Type 99 Modified in 7.7 Caliber
Description:
This Arisaka, still bnearing some minor dings imposed on it by the United States Marines, but cleaned up, corrosion largley gone, rust blued and refinished---but not so as to lose it's character, can be yours! Life is too short to own an ugly gun and this is certainly a beautiful one. It has all the accoutrements that were standard in the early war 99's, the sling (new) the antiair sight, the monopod the dust cover, cleanung rod, etc. It has an intact MUM! I tested it at 50 yards (all I could get at the time). It grouped nicely at 1 inch below dead center of the bull. This means that a minor adjustmen will make it a 300 yard rifle without using the ladder. Authenticity is always a problem becouse everyone wants the parts to match---well they don't---no chance. The barrel and action definitely match but the the bolt had to be found elsewhere. I worked it to make it as smooth as an Arisaka can get. The stock and some of the parts came as a group ( Bands, butt plate, trigger assembbly and most of the other stuff) I had to dig for the little screws, etc. Which brings me to the antiaircraft sights. I have the wings and they go with the rifle--but I do not have the two little screws. I have been unable to find any and while I'm on everybody's watch list there has been nothing yet. OK, now ammunition was rumored to be a problem but it isn't. Steinel carries it as do several main line manufacturers. I personally have all the reloading equipment to run out a hundred rounds a day and the reloading data. The 7.7 has almost exactly the same ballistic characteristics as the British .303 which just happens to also be very, very close to the .308. That means the 7.7 can take down any gane in North America except perhaps a head-on Grizzly bear.. The Arisaka action was tested for pressure against all the bolt action rifles ued in WWII, (Mauser, Springfied, Enfield, etc.) And was found to be by far, the strougest. This means that your loads might be adjusted very carefully to take the Grizzly head-on after all. The Japanese also came up with chrome lined barrels--it took us until Vietnam. That's one reason why an 80 year old rifle can be incredibly accurate. This piece will take down a White Tail Buck or hang on a wall and do a great job at either. Anyway, I wish you luck with it and I hope you find it before somebody else does. It's really the best one out there. Denny
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.7x58mm Arisaka
Manufacturer: Arisaka
Model: Type 99
Condition: Beautiful!
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Action: bolt
Description:
This Arisaka, still bnearing some minor dings imposed on it by the United States Marines, but cleaned up, corrosion largley gone, rust blued and refinished---but not so as to lose it's character, can be yours! Life is too short to own an ugly gun and this is certainly a beautiful one. It has all the accoutrements that were standard in the early war 99's, the sling (new) the antiair sight, the monopod the dust cover, cleanung rod, etc. It has an intact MUM! I tested it at 50 yards (all I could get at the time). It grouped nicely at 1 inch below dead center of the bull. This means that a minor adjustmen will make it a 300 yard rifle without using the ladder. Authenticity is always a problem becouse everyone wants the parts to match---well they don't---no chance. The barrel and action definitely match but the the bolt had to be found elsewhere. I worked it to make it as smooth as an Arisaka can get. The stock and some of the parts came as a group ( Bands, butt plate, trigger assembbly and most of the other stuff) I had to dig for the little screws, etc. Which brings me to the antiaircraft sights. I have the wings and they go with the rifle--but I do not have the two little screws. I have been unable to find any and while I'm on everybody's watch list there has been nothing yet. OK, now ammunition was rumored to be a problem but it isn't. Steinel carries it as do several main line manufacturers. I personally have all the reloading equipment to run out a hundred rounds a day and the reloading data. The 7.7 has almost exactly the same ballistic characteristics as the British .303 which just happens to also be very, very close to the .308. That means the 7.7 can take down any gane in North America except perhaps a head-on Grizzly bear.. The Arisaka action was tested for pressure against all the bolt action rifles ued in WWII, (Mauser, Springfied, Enfield, etc.) And was found to be by far, the strougest. This means that your loads might be adjusted very carefully to take the Grizzly head-on after all. The Japanese also came up with chrome lined barrels--it took us until Vietnam. That's one reason why an 80 year old rifle can be incredibly accurate. This piece will take down a White Tail Buck or hang on a wall and do a great job at either. Anyway, I wish you luck with it and I hope you find it before somebody else does. It's really the best one out there. Denny
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.7x58mm Arisaka
Manufacturer: Arisaka
Model: Type 99
Condition: Beautiful!
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Action: bolt
Guns International #: 101834718
Seller's Inventory #: 3
Guns International #: 101834718
Seller's Inventory #: 3
Category - Military Rifles - Japanese - Arisaka
- Rifles - Japanese
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Denjowo
Member Since: 3/16/20
First Name: Dennis
Last Name: Woods
State:
Michigan
Zip: 48188
Country: United States
Phone:
(734) 340-3630
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: check, money order, cash
Arisaka, Type 99 Modified in 7.7 Caliber
Description:
This Arisaka, still bnearing some minor dings imposed on it by the United States Marines, but cleaned up, corrosion largley gone, rust blued and refinished---but not so as to lose it's character, can be yours! Life is too short to own an ugly gun and this is certainly a beautiful one. It has all the accoutrements that were standard in the early war 99's, the sling (new) the antiair sight, the monopod the dust cover, cleanung rod, etc. It has an intact MUM! I tested it at 50 yards (all I could get at the time). It grouped nicely at 1 inch below dead center of the bull. This means that a minor adjustmen will make it a 300 yard rifle without using the ladder. Authenticity is always a problem becouse everyone wants the parts to match---well they don't---no chance. The barrel and action definitely match but the the bolt had to be found elsewhere. I worked it to make it as smooth as an Arisaka can get. The stock and some of the parts came as a group ( Bands, butt plate, trigger assembbly and most of the other stuff) I had to dig for the little screws, etc. Which brings me to the antiaircraft sights. I have the wings and they go with the rifle--but I do not have the two little screws. I have been unable to find any and while I'm on everybody's watch list there has been nothing yet. OK, now ammunition was rumored to be a problem but it isn't. Steinel carries it as do several main line manufacturers. I personally have all the reloading equipment to run out a hundred rounds a day and the reloading data. The 7.7 has almost exactly the same ballistic characteristics as the British .303 which just happens to also be very, very close to the .308. That means the 7.7 can take down any gane in North America except perhaps a head-on Grizzly bear.. The Arisaka action was tested for pressure against all the bolt action rifles ued in WWII, (Mauser, Springfied, Enfield, etc.) And was found to be by far, the strougest. This means that your loads might be adjusted very carefully to take the Grizzly head-on after all. The Japanese also came up with chrome lined barrels--it took us until Vietnam. That's one reason why an 80 year old rifle can be incredibly accurate. This piece will take down a White Tail Buck or hang on a wall and do a great job at either. Anyway, I wish you luck with it and I hope you find it before somebody else does. It's really the best one out there. Denny
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.7x58mm Arisaka
Manufacturer: Arisaka
Model: Type 99
Condition: Beautiful!
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Action: bolt
Description:
This Arisaka, still bnearing some minor dings imposed on it by the United States Marines, but cleaned up, corrosion largley gone, rust blued and refinished---but not so as to lose it's character, can be yours! Life is too short to own an ugly gun and this is certainly a beautiful one. It has all the accoutrements that were standard in the early war 99's, the sling (new) the antiair sight, the monopod the dust cover, cleanung rod, etc. It has an intact MUM! I tested it at 50 yards (all I could get at the time). It grouped nicely at 1 inch below dead center of the bull. This means that a minor adjustmen will make it a 300 yard rifle without using the ladder. Authenticity is always a problem becouse everyone wants the parts to match---well they don't---no chance. The barrel and action definitely match but the the bolt had to be found elsewhere. I worked it to make it as smooth as an Arisaka can get. The stock and some of the parts came as a group ( Bands, butt plate, trigger assembbly and most of the other stuff) I had to dig for the little screws, etc. Which brings me to the antiaircraft sights. I have the wings and they go with the rifle--but I do not have the two little screws. I have been unable to find any and while I'm on everybody's watch list there has been nothing yet. OK, now ammunition was rumored to be a problem but it isn't. Steinel carries it as do several main line manufacturers. I personally have all the reloading equipment to run out a hundred rounds a day and the reloading data. The 7.7 has almost exactly the same ballistic characteristics as the British .303 which just happens to also be very, very close to the .308. That means the 7.7 can take down any gane in North America except perhaps a head-on Grizzly bear.. The Arisaka action was tested for pressure against all the bolt action rifles ued in WWII, (Mauser, Springfied, Enfield, etc.) And was found to be by far, the strougest. This means that your loads might be adjusted very carefully to take the Grizzly head-on after all. The Japanese also came up with chrome lined barrels--it took us until Vietnam. That's one reason why an 80 year old rifle can be incredibly accurate. This piece will take down a White Tail Buck or hang on a wall and do a great job at either. Anyway, I wish you luck with it and I hope you find it before somebody else does. It's really the best one out there. Denny
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Rifle Caliber: 7.7x58mm Arisaka
Manufacturer: Arisaka
Model: Type 99
Condition: Beautiful!
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Bore Condition: Excellent
Action: bolt
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