Dated to May of 1944, here is an excellent example of the type 94 8mm Nambu pistol. The Type 94 sidearm was very popular with soldiers of the imperial Japanese military due to it's reduced size and lighter weight than their Type 14 Nambu. This was especially true for the pilots and tankers of the imperial army and navy.

This one is in great cosmetic condition with bright bore, excellent not cracked grips, and in perfect operating condition.

Included with the pistol and inside the repro canvas holster is a cleaning rod with the 90 degree bend on one end and a patch slot and screwdriver combination on the other end. Also included in the slot is a spare recoil spring, spare firing pin with spring, and a pair (2) grip screws. Attached to the pistol is a lanyard rope of the type used by Japanese military forces in the pacific areas of the conflict.

Pistol has an approximately 3 inch barrel, and a six round original non-matching magazine. These are very pleasant shooting firearms, and speaking of pleasant shooting, also being offered for sale as an “add-on” to the pistol, is:

Offered as an add-on, but not a required purchase, are 3 boxes (50 rounds each, missing one round from one box) of factory 8mm Nambu cartridges, AND a complete set of new 8mm Nambu dies for reloading as manufactured by Redding #80809, including a shell holder and a shell holder for the Lee Autoprime. The ammo and reloading dies are an additional add on of $350 dollars to the sale price of the pistol...free shipping included since this requires shipping separate from the pistol.

Must ship to your FFL dealer for transfer to the buyer, OR can ship directly to the holder of a C&R license holder.

Offers will be seriously considered.