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Without actually seeing it in person, it is definitely an Arisaka but it also could be a Type 38 which is a 6.5MM. The Chrysanthemum stamp is the symbol for the Japanese monarchy. I have the Type 39 that I am "sporterizing" as I had to replace the barrel for being shot out with a 6.5mm carbine size in the same caliber. They make an excellent hunting/deer rifle and are a blast to shoot. Ammo is tough to come by and NORMA is about the only ammo manufacturer that have them. You can reload using off the shelf items and Midway USA and Brownell's will carry those items. Large Rifle Primers are a Bear right now to find but I did stock up on them when I found them Federal is the recommended primer. Mine is still a work in progress and I also have an extra Bolt if you would be interested??? PM me and we can discuss that. A neat read on the Type 99 for ya also. I will dig out my book on the serial numbers and stamping's and and try and get you an accurate make and model. They are rare and when found, can be a blast to shoot...cr8crshr/Bill:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::usflag::usflag::usflag:

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If I read the arsenal stamp correctly, Izawa Jyuko, it would be a type 99, I don't think the Izawa Jyuko arsenal manufactured any type 38's. Don't hold out, pop some pictures up of your sporterized type 38 even if it's not done.

Chrisanthmum I believe, not a mum
Chrysanthemum and mum are the same flower/plant, mum is short for Chrysanthemum. I typed 'mum because I was too lazy to type Chrysanthemum and now you suckered me into typing Chrysanthemum 3 times...... damn 4 times.
 
You beat me to it. Just to add to it, the Izawa Jyuko K.K. plant that his came from was in Osaka, Japan. Funny but so many parts for these were made and assembled all over Japan but final assembly and stamping were completed not only in Osaka but in Tokyo and Hiroshima. Do you have an Arisaka also???cr8crshr/Bill:usflag::usflag::usflag:
I do, a type 99, a buddy of mine gave it to me. I need to go through it at some point and make sure it's safe to shoot, never enough hours in a day.
 
If I read the arsenal stamp correctly, Izawa Jyuko, it would be a type 99, I don't think the Izawa Jyuko arsenal manufactured any type 38's. Don't hold out, pop some pictures up of your sporterized type 38 even if it's not done.


Chrysanthemum and mum are the same flower/plant, mum is short for Chrysanthemum. I typed 'mum because I was too lazy to type Chrysanthemum and now you suckered me into typing Chrysanthemum 3 times...... damn 4 times.
 
Thanks very much guys for the wealth of information! Apologies to the OP for hijacking the thread; I should have thought of that before I jumped in here.

Anyway, thanks again. I'd like to find this poor thing a home. The info will help a bunch.
 
Thanks very much guys for the wealth of information! Apologies to the OP for hijacking the thread; I should have thought of that before I jumped in here.

Anyway, thanks again. I'd like to find this poor thing a home. The info will help a bunch.
Supposedly one of the strongest bolt actions ever built, by anyone.
 
Supposedly one of the strongest bolt actions ever built, by anyone.
I'm trying to figure out and understand what you mean here, please explain?
 
If anyone is in need, 7mm hunting rounds. These are from my grandpa's collection and date to the 60's. Send me a private msg.
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I'm trying to figure out and understand what you mean here, please explain?
Destruction testing with over pressure loads, this was back after WWII. Probably when Col.(?) Hatcher was doing his thing.
 
My son was given this one a few years back. We have not researched it much other than we know it was from Japan.
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