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Greeting Calgunners,
I figure some of you out there will be interested in this post.
First off, the pictures are sub par, but F it.
My grandfather was a Navy CorpMan(if I messed up the title I do apologize). The man has been deceased for over 27 years now. God rest his soul. I am the proud recipient of a T38 Arisaka that this man brought back
from his service in this nations military. I know for fact that it has not been fired since the late 40's. The chain of command is well documented.
I have been in possession of this rifle since the mid 90's. Just recently did
I gain interest in it. Once I started learning the history of it, I kinda became obsessed with it.
Thank to Radix.com I've found out that it was manufactured at the Koishikawa arsenal in Tokyo. Its serial # is 1,103,*** which should place its
I figure some of you out there will be interested in this post.
First off, the pictures are sub par, but F it.
My grandfather was a Navy CorpMan(if I messed up the title I do apologize). The man has been deceased for over 27 years now. God rest his soul. I am the proud recipient of a T38 Arisaka that this man brought back
from his service in this nations military. I know for fact that it has not been fired since the late 40's. The chain of command is well documented.
I have been in possession of this rifle since the mid 90's. Just recently did
I gain interest in it. Once I started learning the history of it, I kinda became obsessed with it.
Thank to Radix.com I've found out that it was manufactured at the Koishikawa arsenal in Tokyo. Its serial # is 1,103,*** which should place its
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