Got all the pieces for my Toyo Kogyo. Only original pieces is the bayonet, a Type 30 Hikari Seiki. dust cover and muzzle cover are reproductions for now. I can see why the soldier's threw the dust covers away; what a pain!
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My first Japanese; a T99 long rifle with a twist...RANGE REPORT
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Nice... I like shooting my 99s. I still have not come across the 1/2 box of factory ammo. Had a pipe break few years ago and basement got all displaced. Had to move everything around.
If I do find them you can shoot it. Just need brass back.
If I do find them you can shoot it. Just need brass back.
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i get my 7.7 from Bullseye in Woonsocket, he isnt cheap, i think its $40+ for 20 rounds, but he usually has it instock ( he is a manufacturer), give him a call....
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I bet, but it's a short ride for me and it's not like I shoot my grandfathers bring back a lot. Just nice to have some ammo around.
The Lyman #311410 drops around .313" and can be loaded into the 7.7, as well as a more typical 174/180gr Sierra.
Any of you are welcome to SE CT to shoot some of my 7.7mm reloads at 100 meters (It won't be free ammo, but it will be about half factory price...)
Any of you are welcome to SE CT to shoot some of my 7.7mm reloads at 100 meters (It won't be free ammo, but it will be about half factory price...)
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