Type 14 "Nanbu" Field Strip

Published on March 11, 2026
Duration: 2:23

This expert-level guide details the field stripping procedure for the Type 14 Nambu pistol, as demonstrated by C&Rsenal. It covers the step-by-step disassembly of the cocking piece, firing pin, bolt, magazine, trigger group, and barrel assembly, emphasizing careful handling of spring tension and small parts. The guide also notes the internal locking block spring and the importance of keeping track of all components for reassembly.

Quick Summary

The Type 14 Nambu pistol, a hybrid design by Kijiro Nambu and Tomonori Yoshida, requires a detailed field strip. Key steps include drawing back the cocking piece, depressing its rear button, unscrewing it to access the firing pin, striker, and springs, then removing the magazine, trigger group, and barrel assembly. Careful attention to spring tension and part order is essential for safe disassembly and reassembly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Type 14 Nambu
  2. 00:13Disassembly: Cocking Piece & Firing Pin
  3. 00:50Disassembly: Bolt & Magazine Removal
  4. 01:09Disassembly: Trigger Group & Barrel
  5. 01:55Internal Spring & Reassembly Note
  6. 02:01Disassembly Review & Viewer Question

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you begin field stripping the Type 14 Nambu pistol?

To begin field stripping the Type 14 Nambu, ensure the magazine is inserted and the pistol is unloaded. Draw back the cocking piece, then depress the small button at its rear while unscrewing the cocking piece itself, being cautious of spring tension.

What are the main components removed during the Type 14 Nambu field strip?

The field strip of the Type 14 Nambu involves removing the cocking piece, firing pin/striker and spring, guide/plunger, magazine, trigger group, and the barrel/bolt assembly with its recoil and locking block springs.

What is a potential pitfall when disassembling the Type 14 Nambu's cocking piece?

A potential pitfall when disassembling the Type 14 Nambu's cocking piece is not being mindful of the spring tension. This can cause components to dislodge unexpectedly, making them difficult to find or potentially causing injury.

What is the role of the locking block spring in the Type 14 Nambu?

The locking block spring in the Type 14 Nambu is an internal component that typically remains in place within the pistol frame during a standard field strip. It is crucial for the proper function of the locking block mechanism.

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