SHOT 2025: Type 100 Nambu PCC Project

Published on January 23, 2025
Duration: 1:08

This video showcases the Type 100 Nambu PCC project by Gearhead Gunsmith, transforming the classic Japanese SMG into a modern 9mm Parabellum carbine. Expert Ian McCollum highlights the use of readily available PPS-43 magazines, a side-mounted magwell for aesthetic preservation, and the addition of historical bayonet accessories. The project aims for a $1250 price point, offering both complete carbines and DIY kits.

Quick Summary

The Type 100 Nambu PCC project by Gearhead Gunsmith transforms the classic Japanese SMG into a 9mm Parabellum carbine. It uses available PPS-43 magazines with a side-mounted well for aesthetics, includes reproduction Type 30 bayonets, and is expected to retail around $1250 as a complete carbine or parts kit.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Type 100 Nambu PCC Project
  2. 00:15Magazine System and Aesthetics
  3. 00:30Bayonet Lug and Accessories
  4. 00:48Pricing and Availability

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Type 100 Nambu PCC project?

The Type 100 Nambu PCC project by Gearhead Gunsmith aims to recreate the Japanese Type 100 Nambu submachine gun as a 9mm Parabellum semi-automatic, closed-bolt Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC). It blends historical design with modern ammunition and functionality.

What magazines does the Type 100 Nambu PCC use?

Instead of scarce original Nambu magazines, the Type 100 Nambu PCC project utilizes readily available PPS-43 style magazines. A side-mounted magazine well is incorporated to maintain the original aesthetic appearance of the firearm.

What is the expected price and availability of the Type 100 Nambu PCC?

The Type 100 Nambu PCC is anticipated to have a sales price of approximately $1250. It will be offered as a complete carbine featuring a 16-inch barrel, and also as parts kits for individuals interested in building their own.

Does the Type 100 Nambu PCC include historical accessories?

Yes, the project includes a proper Japanese bayonet lug and reproduction Type 30 paratrooper bayonets. This addition is intended to complete the historical look and feel of the firearm, enhancing its appeal to collectors.

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