Remarkable Japanese T14 Nambu Rig, Two Matching Magazines, 18181, FB01340

Description

Synopsis:

Remarkable Japanese T14 Nambu Rig, Two Matching Magazines

Description:

Very attractive Nagoya Nambu T14, second series, made in February 1944, with two factory matching magazines, early leather holster with squared shoulder strap loops and a spare firing pin. The pistol is a typical T14 with drift adjustable front sight and fixed rear sight. Solid, coarsely checkered cocking knob. Arsenal markings, SN and “19.2” date on right side of pistol. Fitted with usual wood serrated grips and two factory magazines, the spare magazine with the usual “dot” above the SN. Complete with early leather holster with ammo and firing pin pouch. Firing pin numbered “220” missing tip. No cleaning rod.

Condition:

VG+ with holster wear and thinning in usual locations, especially around muzzle and thinning at backstrap. The left grip, is matching and in the same condition as the pistol. The right grip is a unnumbered replacement. Comparable condition magazines. Spare firing pin with missing tip as previously mentioned. Dark oil soaked holster with intact original stitching. Bright bore with easily discernible rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. A nice Japanese T14 Nambu Rig from late WWII, seldom encountered with two matching magazines.