Videos tagged with Koishikawa Arsenal

This guide details the operation of the Japanese Type 26 Revolver, a historical firearm. It covers the break-top loading procedure, the double-action-only trigger mechanism, and the automatic ejection of spent casings via the star extractor. The demonstration emphasizes proper range safety and handling of this unique piece of firearms history.

This "From the Vault" episode from Brownells details the Japanese Type 99 Arisaka rifle, the final development in their service rifle lineage. It highlights key differences from its predecessor, the Type 38, including the addition of a dust cover, anti-aircraft volley sights, a monopod, and protective ears for the front sight. The video also discusses the shift in caliber from 6.5mm to 7.7mm to better suit expansion needs and mentions the chrome-lined bore for durability in Pacific environments. The presenter, Keith, notes the rifle's historical significance and the craftsmanship of its production.

This review details the Type 45/66 Siamese Mauser, a bolt-action rifle manufactured in Japan for Siam. It highlights the rifle's Mauser 98-like action, unique Siamese markings, and modifications made to accommodate spitzer ammunition. The video also touches on its service history and modern conversions.