Nambu Type 94

[dunit35]

I haven't had a chance to show off my new piece. I had to sell my Walther P38 to get it.

I love the look of these type 94's. Although very ugly, covered with bad machining and sharp edges, it is a beautiful gun. It is all matching minus the magazine.

[MAP]

Man...did the quality decline or what! Very rough. But I would be happy to own an example one day. Congrats

A late war example for sure. 44 and beyond.

Type 94 Photo Gallery

watch out for that sear...

[dunit35]

Man...did the quality decline or what! Very rough. But I would be happy to own an example one day. Congrats

A late war example for sure. 44 and beyond.

Type 94 Photo Gallery

watch out for that sear...

I don't think I will shoot it but it wouldn't surprise me if it did still shoot on its own.

Now I need to find an earlier example.

[Geoff Ward]

Nice piece! I have been wanting one for quite a while.They have always reminded me of an old Sci-Fi Ray gun! Although I am not a big "Gun Guy" I do have a few examples of some of the firearms.Here is an example of a Type 26 revolver a Dear friend had from an Uncle who crashed flying over the Burma "Hump".His remains were found just recently, but his footlocker came home back then and the pistol was in with his effects.I am very proud to be the caretaker.

[Rescue190]

Nice type 94. 8/44 production. Thanks for posting. I do not have all the years but do have some duplicates if looking for another year. Please post Mag pic and number. You may have someones correct mag to trade if you wish. I will check my extra mags to see if I have yours.
John

[arisakadogs]

Very rare to see a Type 26 revolver in that condition! Looks to be as nice as mine! I like what Harry Derby once told me. "They were a poor design executed beautifully". Super nice piece. Here are some photo of mine.

[arisakadogs]

Here is my late Type 94 with canvas holster and two matching mags.