(Bolt Matching Section at End)
(Note: This section revised/updated as of 15 March 2018.)
This parts exchange is run as a free service by BANZAI for collectors of Japanese rifles who either are looking for parts for rifles they have or have rifle parts they no longer need. There is no charge to either buyer or seller; all transactions are strictly between buyer and seller.
If you have parts you want to sell or trade please put a realistic price on them and specify whether or not the price includes shipping. Please describe as carefully as possible the condition of the part and whether or not the part is completely original. Repro parts are allowed as long as they are clearly identified as repros.Remember this parts exchange is NOT being run as a business. There is at least for now no charge associated with its use. If you wish to sell a part for say $5 then the potential buyer will contact you directly and arrange payment directly to you.
Try to be realistic with your prices. Although the part may be rare, most parts, unlike complete guns, have value only to the person who needs them. You want to find the parts you need at a reasonable price, so remember that when you set the price on the parts you’re selling since presumably we here are all both buyers and sellers. E-mail me ( SZielinski98@gmail.com ) with a list of the parts you either have to sell or are looking for.
Note: Complete bolts or bolt bodies should be listed in the Bolt Matching Section (see below).
All buyers and sellers will be assigned a 4 digit identification number when registering (with the moderator). There are 2 reasons for this. To organize the information efficiently, i.e., if the same person has 10 parts to sell and these parts are for several different rifles then listing a 4 digit ID with each part will save space instead of listing a full address. Also by using an ID system hopefully we can keep this parts exchange for collectors and not for those whose only interest is buying parts to resell at a profit.
If you want to contact a buyer or seller just send me an email ( SZielinski98@gmail.com ) with the 4 digit ID of the buyer or seller and I will send you his name and e-mail address.
Organization of the Site
To find what you need, first scroll down to the rifle model you need parts for. Then scroll down to the parts group that contains that part. For example, if you’re looking for a front band for a Model 38 rifle, scroll down to Model 38 rifle, and then under Model 38 rifle scroll down to stock as that is the category under which bands are listed. (The organization of this site is subject to change based on users comments and suggestions.) If your category is not listed then that means no one has that part currently for sale. Initially this will be a single list; as the list grows it will be broken down into individual pages for each model.
Hints and Suggestions
Since this is a first try at such a project, CONSTRUCTIVE criticism/comments are encouraged. (E-mail to SZielinski98@gmail.com .)
If you have parts for sale (or trade) you might want to check and see if anyone is looking for those parts before you list them.
If the parts you’re looking for are fairly common you might want to check with the following companies who sell Japanese rifle parts, both original and reproductions. (If anyone knows of additional sources let me know so they can be listed here. This site has no connection with any of the firms or individuals listed here.)
Sarco, Inc. web site www.e-sarcoinc.com
Springfield Sporters web site www.ssporters.com
Gun Parts Corp. (formerly Numrich) web site www.gunpartscorp.com
Don Voigt at donvoigt@hotmail.com .
Steve Schaefer has www.japanesemilitaryfirearmsparts.com .
IF YOU FEEL THAT YOU HAVE BEEN MISLED/CHEATED BY SOMEONE WHO LISTED PARTS HERE E-MAIL ME (SZielinski98@gmail.com ) SO APPROPRIATE ACTION CAN BE TAKEN.
Please Note
A site like this is worthwhile only if it is kept up to date. If you do sell (or otherwise no longer have) the parts listed please let me know as soon as possible. Nothing is more frustrating (as I can attest from personal experience) than finding out a part you thought available was in fact sold long ago.
13 Year Model Murata Rifle
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list. |
18 Year Model Murata (rifle and carbine)
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list. |
Murata Magazine (rifle and carbine)
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list. |
Model 30 (rifle and carbine)
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
Model 35 Rifle
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
Model 38 Rifle
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
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Dust
cover |
Buy |
Need
3, all Kokura #576, #881, #755 |
1008 |
|
Extractor |
Sell |
Have
3, #47 and 2 unnumbered |
1008 |
|
Firing
pin |
Trade |
Number
449, believe Mukden proofed |
1004 |
|
Firing
pin |
Buy
|
Kokura,
#881 |
1008 |
|
Floorplate |
Buy |
#037 Kokura 22 series |
1006 |
|
Safety |
Buy |
Small
tang #881, Kokura |
1008 |
|
Trigger |
Sell |
#532
|
1008 |
|
Trigger
guard |
Sell
|
1007 |
|
|
Upper
tang |
Sell |
Have
2 |
1008 |
Model 38 Carbine
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
|||
|
Cleaning
rod |
Buy |
1009 |
|
|
Dust
cover |
Buy |
Kokura,
#004 |
1008 |
|
Floorplate |
Buy |
#603 Hoten |
1006 |
|
Floorplate |
Buy |
#621 Tokyo no series (assembly) |
1006 |
Model 44
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
|||
|
Floorplate |
Buy |
#330 Nagoya 2 series |
1006 |
|
Floorplate |
Buy |
#652 Nagoya no series |
1006 |
|
Handguard |
Buy |
“early one judging by the bayonet screws” |
1010 |
|
Handguard |
Buy |
1001 |
|
|
Bayonet
housing screw |
Buy |
1001 |
|
|
Band |
Buy |
“front band with the bend in it for the bayonet” |
1001 |
Model 97 Sniper
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Scope
block |
Buy |
Kokura |
1003 |
|
Scope
block spring |
Buy
|
Kokura |
1003 |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
Model 99 (long and short)
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price)
|
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
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|
AA
arms for long rifle |
Buy |
Original
or repro |
1001 |
|
Bolt
release |
Sell |
Have
2 |
1008 |
|
Cleaning
rod |
Buy |
Need
2 good short (4 7/8) rods |
1005 |
|
Cleaning
rod |
Buy |
For
Nagoya series 4 |
1009 |
|
Dust
cover |
Buy |
Kokura
#315, #796, Nagoya #006, #286, Jinsen #184 |
1008 |
|
Firing
pin |
Buy |
"A"
style, TJK proofed if possible |
1004 |
|
Firing
pin |
Buy |
"A"
style, TK number 657 |
1004 |
|
Firing
pin |
Trade |
Type
"A" number 495 |
1004 |
|
Firing
pin |
Buy |
TJK,
number 290 or no number |
1007 |
|
Firing
pin |
Buy |
A,
#315, Kokura |
1008 |
|
Firing
pin |
Trade |
Trade
for like Model 38 parts, have 2 , #917, #709 |
1008 |
|
Magazine
box |
Sell |
1008 |
|
|
Safety
|
Buy |
Smooth
welded, "c" style numbered 314, prefer TJK proofed however could
not find any proofs on my other 27th safety so maybe not an issue |
1004 |
|
Safety |
Buy |
Style
"A" for TK, number 657 |
1004 |
|
Safety |
Trade
|
Type
"A" number 495 |
1004 |
|
Safety
|
Trade |
Type
"A" number 376, I believe TK proofed |
1004 |
|
Safety |
Buy |
Early,
Nagoya, knurled, number 099 |
1007 |
|
Safety |
Buy |
Early,
Nagoya, knurled, number 687 |
1007 |
|
Safety |
Buy |
Late
welded TK number 890 |
1007 |
|
Safety |
Buy |
TJK
late welded, number 290 or no number |
1007 |
|
Safety |
Buy |
Kokura,
knurled, #315 |
1008 |
|
Safety
|
Trade |
Trade
for like Model 38 parts, have 3, knurled #917, #709, #244 |
1008 |
|
Screw |
Buy |
Small
machine screw that holds the rear sight to top of barrel |
1006 |
|
Trigger |
Sell |
Have
2 |
1008 |
|
Upper
tang |
Sell
|
Have
2 |
1008 |
|
Wood
butt plate |
Buy
|
1004 |
Model 99 Sniper
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Some
repro parts listed below in Don Schlickman’s list |
Trainers
(Note: Trainer parts are seldom interchangeable.)
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
Any model not
listed above
|
Part name |
Buy/sell |
Condition (and price) |
ID |
|
Cleaning
rod |
Buy |
For
Model I |
1011 |
Nippon
Restorations
Reproduction Japanese Militaria Parts List
T-26 Revolver and Nambu’s
T-26
Revolver
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$75 Lanyard
Assembly (stud, securing ring, lanyard ring & screw)
$40 Main Spring
$50 Hammer Rebound Lever
$30 Cleaning Rod, polished steel
$10 Hammer
Sear Bar V Spring
$ 8 Hammer sear pivot screw
$ 5 Grip Screw
$10 Side Plate Hinge Screw
$35 Barrel Hinge Pin and Screw
$30 Cylinder Hand
Nambu Automatic Pistol Type A
(Grandpa)
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$40 Firing Pin
$85 Magazine Release (body,
button, and spring)
$40 Magazine Follower
$25 Magazine Follower Button
$25 Cleaning Rod, nickel plated
$30 Re-tip firing pin
Modified 1902 Type Nambu
(Papa)
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Grip
Screw
$15 Trigger & Grip Safety
Spring
$85 Grip Safety
$20 Lanyard Ring
$
5 Safety Pivot Pin
$40 Firing Pin
$85 Magazine Release (body,
button, spring)
$50 Extractor (if you send me
the bolt, fitting is no charge)
$50 Ejector
$40 Aluminum Magazine Bottom
$100 Bolt Lock
& Striker Guide, original style checkering
$25 Magazine Follower Button, nickeled
$25 Cleaning Rod, nickel plated
$40 Sear Bar
Pivot Pin
$30 Re-tip firing pins
$15 Rear sight spring
Nambu Automatic Pistol Type B (Baby)
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Grip Screw
$15 Trigger
& Safety Flat Spring
$ 5 Safety
Pivot Pin
$40 Firing
Pin
$85 Magazine Release (body, button
& spring)
$50 Extractor
(if you send me the bolt, fitting is no charge)
$125 Bolt Lock & Striker guide, original style
checkering
$25 Cleaning
Rod, nickel plated
$40 Sear Bar
Pivot Pin
$30 Re-tip firing pin
T-14 Nambu
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Grip Screw
$30 Firing Pin, Short, .055 dia.
tip and .077 dia., tip (need to know arsenal and date)
$40 Firing pin, Long 86 mm OC
configuration
$35 Firing Pin, Long, blued
or polished (need to know arsenal)
$45 Firing pin, Center mount
and extra-long, experimental
$30 Firing Pin Followers/Extension,
long or short. (need to know arsenal and date)
$35 Firing Pin Follower/Extension, flat-sided, strawed or blued
$ 8 Firing Pin Spring
$30 Sear bar /trigger bar
$10 Sear Bar Pivot Pin, two types
$40 Extractor (if you send me the
bolt, fitting is no charge) I can’t
guarantee fit otherwise.
$45 Cocking knob, early slotted
$35 Cocking knob, late solid
$20 Cleaning Rods, blued
$25 Cleaning Rods, nickel plated
$25 Re-tip firing pin
$40 Safety,
blued
$45 Safety, strawed
$10 Magazine safety button &
spring set
$ 5 Magazine safety hinge pin
$25 Magazine
retention spring
$15 Magazine retention spring
rivet set (2 rivets)
$25 Magazine follower button,
blued
$30 Magazine follower button,
nickel plated
$10 Magazine release spring
$35 magazine release
$ 8 Locking block spring
$25 Lanyard loop
T-94
Nambu
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Grip Screw
$20 Barrel spring bushing
$30 Firing Pin
$8 Firing Pin Spring
$15 Bolt Cross Pin
$15 Lanyard Ring
$40 Extractor
(if you send me the bolt, fitting is no charge) I can’t guarantee fit otherwise
$15 Magazine Follower Buttons (two
types, round & rectangular)
$15 Cleaning Rods, blued
$25 Cleaning Rods, nickel plated
$40 Safety, blued
$45 Safety, strawed
$15 Frame
Screws, Trigger & Hammer Screw (early and late, strawed
or blued)
$10 Frame side plate.
You may have to do some very minor fitting to your pistol
$15 Mag
release nut
T-90 (2 and 3 Barrel Flare Pistol)
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Frame screws
$10 Grip screws
$10 Barrel pivot screw
$60 3 Barrel cocking knob
$15 3 Barrel cocking knob screw
$15 3 Barrel cocking knob spring
$ 5 3 Barrel cocking knob securing
pins
T-10 Flare Pistol
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$40 Main spring (same as the T-26 Revolver)
$15 Grip
screw
$10 Grip screw threaded nut
$10 Grip screw counter sunk
escutcheon plate
$10 Other frame screws
$20 Barrel raising flat spring
Rifles
NOTE: All rifle cleaning rods
are listed on page 8.
T-13 Murata Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$85 Firing pin
$50 Firing pin spring
$30 Rear sight spring
$35 Gas deflection plate
$25 Bolt retaining block
$15 Bolt retaining block screw
$15 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$30 Bolt handle end screw (covers
the firing pin spring)
$85 Extractor
T-18 Murata Rifle and Carbine
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$85 Firing pin
$50 Firing pin spring
$30 Rear sight spring
$35
Gas deflection plate
$125 Carbine, gas deflection
plate/Safety
$10 Bolt retaining screw
escutcheon plate screw
$30 Bolt handle end screw (covers
the firing pin spring)
$10 Trigger guard screw: front,
middle, tang
$15 Trigger spring large
notched screw
$10 Trigger spring small locking
screw
$85 Extractor
T-22 Murata Carbine
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$250 Bolt head complete
$50 Bolt head retainer
$15 Bolt head retainer screw
$50 Ejector
$50 Extractor
$30 Trigger spring
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$30 Magazine tube follower
$30 Magazine tube brass front end
cap
$25 Magazine tube spring
T-22
Murata Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$250 Bolt head complete
$50 Bolt head retainer
$15 Bolt head retainer screw
$50 Ejector
$55 Extractor and pin
$30 Magazine
tube follower
$30 Magazine tube brass front tube
cap
$25 Magazine tube spring
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$10 Butt plate screw
$10 Sling swivel screw
$75 Bayonet release assembly,
may need some minor hand fitting, they fit my bayonet
T-30 Rifle and Carbine
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$75 Ejector
$75 Extractor
$75 Bolt head
$30 Bolt
rear end screw locking spring
T-35 Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$75 Ejector
$75 Extractor
T-44
Carbine
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$15 Bayonet housing screw (state
which model—1st, 2nd or 3rd)
$10 Trigger guard screws: front, middle,
tang
$75 Bayonet housing stacking hook
assembly
$ 5 Butt Plate Screw
$30 Muzzle cover
spring, 2nd model, double ended spring
T-38 Rifle
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$ 5 Butt plate screw
T-38 Artillery Spotting Rifle
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$25 Stock bolt (used in the
threaded sleeves in the butt stock)
Other
screws are the same as the T 38 rifles
T-38
Carbine
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$75 Rear barrel band
$ 5
But plate screw
T-97 Sniper Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$70 Bolt body only (I supply
the bolt body, no extractor, firing pin or safety.)
$50 Bolt
body only (You supply the bolt body)
$100 Scope mount block
$10 Scope mount
block screw
$ 5 Scope mount
block register pin
$50 Flat, scope retaining spring
$10 Flat,
scope retention spring screw
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$ 5 Butt plate screw
$15 Cleaning rod retention stud,
(for late screw-in rods)
$75 Rear barrel band, Kokura
$95 Kokura monopod assembly
$40 Kokura monopod spring set
$70 Nagoya, monopod assembly
$70 2.5X Scope, steel knurled eye
cup retainer ring
$10 2.5X Scope, steel knurled
eye cup retainer ring screw
$25 2.5X Scope, resin knurled
eye cup retainer ring
$200 2.5X Scope
locking lever assembly
$50 2.5X Scope rubber eye cup
$125 2.5X Solid resin scopes,
includes the scope, eye cup and eye cup retainer ring:
The eye cup
and ring can be used on the original 2.5X scope. Can be used with the
T-99 cut back sniper rifles.
T-1 Folding Stock Carbine
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$35 Latch
$35 Rear hinge screw with spanner
nut
$30 Front hinge screw, drilled
& tapped for the wing/bail wire nut securing screw
$40 Wing nut or bail wire nut
$20 Wing nut stop washer and screw
$25 Latch disengagement plate
$10 Butt plate screws
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
T-99
Long Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Front and rear band screw
$15 Rear sight wing (right or
left)
$ 8 Rear sight wing screw
$ 8 Rear sight retaining screw
$10 Trigger guard
screws: front, middle, tang
$15 Monopod bolt, nut assembly
$20 Monopod springs (per set)
$30 Monopod block & pivot pin
$25 Monopod wire
$70 Complete
monopod assembly (#5, 6, 7 & 8)
T-99 Short Rifle
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$10 Front and rear band screws
$15 Rear sight wing (right or
left)
$15 Rear sight wing spring
$ 8 Rear sight wing screw
$ 8 Rear sight retaining screw
$10 Trigger guard
screws: front, middle, tang
$15 Monopod bolt, nut assembly
$25 Monopod springs
$25 Monopod block & pivot pin
$25 Monopod wire
$70 Complete
monopod assembly (#4, 5, 6 & 7)
$15 Cleaning
rod retention stud, (for the 2-screw late screw-in rods)
$25 Cleaning
rod retention stud, (for the 3-screw late screw-in rods)
T-99 Sniper Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$70 Bolt body
only *I supply the bolt body, no extractor, firing pin or safety
$50 Bolt
body only *You supply the bolt body
$100 Scope mount block
$10 Scope mount block Screw
$ 5 Scope
mount block register pin
$50 Flat,
scope retaining spring
$10 Flat,
scope retention spring screw
$10 Front and rear barrel ban
$10 Trigger guard screws: front, middle,
tang
$70 4X Nonadjustable scope, steel knurled eye piece
ring
T-99 Sniper Rifle (cont.):
Cost per item Name of part
$10 4X Nonadjustable scope,
steel knurled eye piece ring screw
$50 4X Rubber eye cup
$75 4X Adjustable scope, rear
knurled eye piece ring
$10 4X Adjustable scope, steel
knurled eye piece ring screw
$20 4X
Adjustable scope adjusting screws, square end
$50 4X Adjustable scope adjusting
screw cap, hexagon cap
$20 4X Adjustable scope
adjusting screw, slotted screw inset in the scope
$20 4X Adjustable scope
adjusting screw, slotted cover for the above screw
$15 Cleaning
rod retention stud, (for late screw-in rods)
$125 2.5X Solid resin scopes,
includes the scope, eye cup and eye cup retainer ring: eye cup and ring can be used on
the original 2.5X scope. Used with the T-99 cut back sniper
rifles.
T-99 Special Naval Rifle
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$10 Rear
band screw
$10 Any
front band screw
T-100
Experimental Paratroop Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Front and rear band screw
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$150 Bolt handle (unscrews from the bolt body)
T-2
Paratroop Rifle
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$10 Front and rear band screws
$10 Trigger guard screws: front,
middle, tang
$10 Front junction band long screw
$10 Rear junction band short screw
$20 Front/rear junction band guide pin
$75 Barrel retention wedge block
assembly
$10 Wedge block retention screw (bottom of receiver)
$20 Wedge D ring
$25 Wedge retention nut (D ring fits into this nut)
$75 Rear barrel
hold down strap
T-46/1903 Siamese Mauser
(the 1903 Siamese Mauser designation is
incorrect)
Cost Per Item Name of part
$10 Trigger guard screw
$15 Cleaning
rod retention nut, this is the rectangular
nut that inserts into the bottom of the stock.
Rifle
& Carbine Cleaning Rods
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$30 T-13/18 Murata rifle and T-18
carbine
$30 T-35 & T-30 brass tip,
rifle & carbine
$25 T-38 Long, short, carbine and
T-1 folding stock carbine
$25 T-38 squad cleaning kit
rods, 4 needed to complete a kit
$25 T-44 Section (2 needed) state
which model they are for.
$15 T-99 (4 7/8 in): 5th, 24th,
and 34th Series
$20 T-99 Late (5 3/4 in): 23rd to early 24th series
$25 T-99 Short rifle (23 3/4 in)
$25 T-99 Long rifle (29 3/16 in)
$25 T-100 and T-2 Paratrooper (21
5/16 in)
$25 T-I Italian-made rifle (6.5 mm)
$20 Child’s trainer (7/8 in)
$20 T-99 Shibata trainer
$30 Mexican Arisaka: rifle or carbine
$15 Naval Special T-99: short rod
$25 Japanese VZ 24
$15 Trainer cleaning rod (4 1/2 in) pointed end, drive In
$25 T-46/1903 Siamese Mauser
$30 T-66 Siamese (T-38 copy)
$30 T-47 Siamese carbine (15 7/8 in)
T-38, 6.5 mm Rifle Squad Cleaning Kit Components
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$25 Cleaning rod sections, 4 rods
needed for a complete set
$25 Steel brush protector
$35 Folding screwdriver (a multi-purpose screwdriver that also fits in the T-10 Flare Pistol Holster, Rifle Squad Cleaning Kits and 96/99 LMG Cleaning Kits)
$25 Brass rotating jag tip
$40 Wood bolt cleaning rod guide
$25 Chamber cleaning tool (hockey
stick)
T-99, 7.7 mm Rifle Squad Cleaning Kit Components
Cost Per Item Name
of Part
$25 Cleaning rod sections, 4 rods needed for a complete set
$25 Steel brush protector
$35 Folding screwdriver (a
multi-purpose screwdriver that also fits in the T-10 Flare Pistol Holster,
Rifle Squad Cleaning Kits and 96/99 LMG Cleaning Kits)
$25 Brass rotating jag tip
$40 Wood bolt cleaning rod guide
$25 Chamber cleaning tool
(hockey stick)
T-96, 6.5 mm Light Machine Gun
and Cleaning Kit Components, etc.
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$35 Folding screwdriver (a multi-purpose screwdriver that also fits in the T-10 Flare Pistol Holster, Rifle Squad Cleaning Kits and 96/99 LMG Cleaning Kits)
$30 Tweezers/Tongs (approx. 6 inches long)
$20 Tapered punch
$25 Maintenance kit cleaning rods, screw together to make a longer rod.
$25 Maintenance kit cleaning rod, threaded on 2 ends, one end for carbon scraper
$25 Gas cylinder carbon scraper
$40 Hammer, brass or aluminum
$85 Broken shell case extractor
$95 Firing pin
$60 Firing
pin locking block w/spring
$75 Extractor
$20 Extractor spring and cup
$50 Rubber eye cup for scope
$10 Small screw on the back of the scope base, right and left end
$30 Bolt cleaning tool, cleans out the firing pin hole and F/P tip hole
$25 Crevice cleaning rod
T-99, 7.7 mm Light Machine Gun Cleaning and Maintenance Kit Components, etc.
$35 Folding screwdriver
$30 Tweezers
$20 Tapered punch
$25 Cleaning rod section, screw together to make longer rod. 3 need per kit
$30 Maintenance kit cleaning rod, threaded on 2 ends, one end for carbon scraper
$25 Gas cylinder carbon scraper
$85 Broken shell case extractor
$85 Firing pin
$55 Firing pin locking block w/ spring
$60 Gas port plug
$75 Extractor
$10 Extractor spring and cup
$75 Extractor removal tool
$40 Hammer, brass or aluminum
$25 Cleaning rod section, 4 needed to complete a maintenance kit
$50 Rubber eye cup for scope
$10 Small screw on the back of the scope base, right and left end
$30 Bolt cleaning tool, cleans out the firing pin hole and f/p tip hole
$35 Crevice cleaning rod
$20 Springs for the ejection port cover
$ 5 Small cotter pins for the ejection port cover shaft
$30 Magazine spring
T-89 - T-10
Grenade Discharger (Knee Mortar)
Cost Per Item Name of part
$85 Adj. Knob
Assembly: knurled knob, shaft, securing nut & ring
$60 Adjusting
knob gear
$75 Trigger,
with triangular leather pull ring (leather pull not included)
$60 Leather
trigger pull w/ triangular ring
$20 Trigger
pin and securing ring
$50 Sear cog
gear (part of the spare parts kit)
$25 Striker
(firing pin) (part of spare parts kit)
$10 Sear
Connector Flat Spring (part of spare
parts kit)
$10 Sear Connector Flat Spring
Screw (part of spare parts kit)
$10 Safety Pin and Pull String
for the 50 mm KM round fuse
$85 Pedestal dust cover rings
and spring. No cloth covering
$25 Pedestal duct cover spring,
no cloth cover
$10 Base plate screw
$75 T-10 graduation collar
securing ring
T-91, 97 and
99 (Kiska) Hand Grenades
Cost
Per Item Name of part
$25 T-91 & 97
Grenade, brass firing pin holder and firing pin assembly
$30 T-91 & 97 Grenade, external brass cover
$10 T-91
& 97 Grenade, fuse safety pin with pull string
$30 T-91
& 97 Grenade, external brass firing pin tube
$ 8 T-91
& 97 Grenade, firing pin spring
$15 T-91 & 97 Grenade
internal brass fuse tube
$10 T-91 & 97 Grenade
internal brass fuse tube cover
$100 T-91 & 97 All the above fuse assembly parts
$30 T-91 & 97 Grenade top,
painted black and red
$40 T-91 Grenade booster charge
assembly
$25 T-99/
Kiska Grenade brass cover
$20 T-99/ Kiska Grenade steel gas
deflection cup
$10 T-99/
Kiska Grenade fuse safety pin w/pull string
$25 T-99/ Kiska Grenade firing
pin
$ 8
T-99 firing pin
spring
Miscellaneous
Cost Per Item Name of Part
$40
T-100 Grenade Launcher Retaining Pin & Ring, (state which model)
$30 T-100 Grenade
Launcher Split BushingT-38 or T-99
$30 T-100
Grenade Launcher Bushing Spring and rivets
$90 T-100
Launcher Bushing & Spring Assembly
$40 T-100
Grenade Launcher Chain (hand made)
$15 T-100 Grenade
Launcher Triangular Chain Securing Ring
$130 T-100 Grenade Launcher Complete Attachment Assembly
$35 T-100
Grenade Launcher Bullet Tube
$75 T-2 Grenade
Launcher Securing Handle & Stop Washer
$15 Aluminum
Handled NCO Sword Sautre/Tassel Ring
$20 Aluminum Handled NCO Sword
Handle /Mekugi Screw & Nut (brass or steel)
$25 Aluminum
Handled NCO Sword Handle/Tsuka, Sautre/Tassel
Ring barrel
$25 Wood Handled NCO Sword
Handle/ Tsuka, Screw & Slotted Tapered Nut
$25 Wood Handled NCO Sword
pronged escutcheon plate
$10 T-95
NCO Sword Throat Securing Screw
Miscellaneous (cont.)
Cost per item
Name of part
$30 Type
32 Army/Cavalry Sword Grip Screw & Tapered Nut Set
$10 Type 98 Shin-Gunto Drag Brass retainer screw
$10 T-30
Bayonet Grip Screw Washer, threaded or countersunk
$10 T-30 Bayonet Screw
$75 T-92 Field Phone Generator Crank
$10 T-30
Bayonet Screw
$45 T-92 Field Phone Ground Rod
$25 Brass
Sling Buckle for the 1 1/8 in. Leather Sling
$30 Re-tip Japanese rifle
firing pins, if it’s just the tip missing, additional work is extra
$25 German, Deutsches
Sportmodell .22 Rifle (DSM 34) Stacking Rod, 5
7/8”
$10 German, Deutsches
Sportmodell .22 Rifle (DSM 34) Bolt Release Screw
$30 German, Walther .22 Sportmodell stacking rod, 4 7/8 “
$30 German KKW
cleaning/stacking rods; 12 9/16” long
$30 Gew88 & 98 F/P re-tip,
if just the tip is missing, additional work is extra
$20 Mauser, C-96/
Broom handle magazine spring
$50
Mle 1873 11 mm French revolver lanyard ring
assembly
$80 T-11 MG firing pin
$60 T-11 MG Extractor
$75 T-11 MG extractor spring
$80 T-92 MG firing pin
$60 T-92 MG Extractor
$75 T-92 MG Extractor
spring
$75
T-92 scope retaining spring They are dovetailed for the scope mount but
will probably
have to be final
fitted to the scope mounting block, I don’t have an original to fit
them to.
$10 T-92 scope retaining
spring screw
$25 T-88 short instantaneous
fuse brass gain, used on the 50 mm KM shell
$10 T-89 combustion time fuse
compression disks, used in the 75 and 105 mm AA gun fuses
$10 81 mm mortar top cap and
fuse set screw
I may be able to make other
parts not listed. Most of the parts above were requests at one time or another.
All the parts above are not originals they are REPRODUCTIONS. Please let me know your needs. All my
parts are marked with a small “R” to denote they
are reproductions. I will not serial number the parts to the guns. Postage is not included in listed prices. Thank
You.
Don Schlickman
1470 Wood St.
Dubuque IA. 52001-4256
E-mail:
dfsjpn@aol.com
Phone:
(Home) 563-556-8496
Phone: (Cell)
563-580-4220
Revised 4-22-19
Japanese Rifle Bolt Matching
Exchange
Introduction
This is a revised version of the old
bolt matching entry on the Gunboards Japanese Trader
board. Hopefully this can be kept up to date so if you recognize a number you
submitted in the past which is no longer valid because you sold it, etc., send
me an email at: SZielinski98@gmail.com so I can correct the entry.
Numbers with an asterisk in front
indicate the number is from the old list from Don Voigt. Any suggestions on
format, content, etc., should be sent to SZielinski98@gmail.com.
Instructions
To list a bolt you want to buy, send
the rifle’s series (if applicable) and serial number along with your contact
information (name and email and/or regular mail address; both are better as
either is subject to change). To list a bolt you want to sell send the bolt
number and as much additional information about the bolt (complete, matching, any
inspection markings (use the id numbers from the Model 99 data sheet), whether
the face is chrome plated or not, price. etc.) as possible along with your
contact information (name and email and/or regular mail address). There is no
charge for a listing here and all transactions are strictly between buyer and
seller.
If you’re interested in contacting the
person listing the bolt send me his contact number and I’ll send you his
contact information.
Send all emails to: SZielinski98@gmail.com.
Please read this carefully
before you consider changing your bolt.
It is most important that you are
certain that the bolt you have is mismatched. While some model Japanese rifles had
bolts matched to the rifle by the rifle’s serial number (see below) not all
used this method of matching the bolt to the rifle. Check below to determine if
your bolt is matching or not.
Murata 13 and 18 Year Model
Rifles and Carbines
Murata 13 and 18 Year Model rifles and
carbines have their bolts matched by the full serial number. Many of these were
later used for training rifles so missing bolts were replaced with a bolt
marked with a Japanese character and up to three digits.
Murata Magazine Rifles and
Carbines
Murata magazine rifles and carbines
have their bolts matched by the full serial number with one exception. Some
were later rebuilt and the new bolt was matched to the rifle by an assembly
number, consisting of a Japanese character followed by a number of up to three
digits. If the bolt in your rifle or carbine has such an assembly number on it,
check your rifle or carbine for a corresponding assembly number before you
decide it is mismatched.
Model 30 Rifles and Carbines
/ Naval Model 35 Rifles
Model 30 rifles & carbines and
Naval Model 35 rifles have bolts that were originally stamped with the weapon’s
assembly number represented by a single Japanese character followed by up to
three Arabic numbers. No examples have surfaced which were overhauled and bolts
matched by the last three digits of the serial number as is the typical
treatment of later weapons.
Model 38 Rifles and Carbines
Early Model 38 rifles and carbines
manufactured by the Tokyo Arsenal have bolts that were originally stamped with
the weapon’s assembly number represented by a single Japanese character
followed by up to three Arabic numbers. Arsenal overhauled Tokyo Arsenal-made
weapons often have the bolts re-matched by the last three digits of the serial
number. Rifles and carbines manufactured by the Kokura, Nagoya, Jinsen and Hoten (Mukden)
Arsenals are matched by the last three numbers of the serial number.
Model 44 Carbines
Early Model 44 carbines manufactured
by the Tokyo Arsenal have bolts that were originally stamped with the weapon’s
assembly number represented by a single Japanese character followed by up to
three Arabic numbers. Arsenal overhauled Tokyo Arsenal-made weapons often have
the bolts re-matched by the last three digits of the serial number. Model 44
carbines manufactured by the Kokura and Nagoya Arsenals are matched by the last
three numbers of the serial number.
Model 99
Early Model 99 long rifles and some
very early short rifles were matched by an assembly number, not the serial
number. Later bolts were matched by the last three digits of the rifle’s serial
number. Thus in each complete series (which had numbers from 1 to 99999) there
were 81 bolts with the same three digit number. However to find a proper
matching bolt requires more than just finding the right numbered bolt. Bolts
differ by manufacturer and often even the same manufacturer modified the
appearance of the bolt as the war progressed and attempts were made to speed up
production by eliminating some manufacturing steps or changing the design,
e.g., the shape of the knob on the bolt handle. To find a proper matching bolt,
study the data sheets on the Banzai web site for appropriate inspection
markings or go to The Japanese Type 99 Arisaka
Rifle book to know what bolt characteristics and proof marks the bolt for
your rifle should have.
Murata 13 Year Model Rifle
Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
857 |
Any numbered parts |
331 |
|
19886 |
Any numbered parts |
331 |
|
63032 |
Any numbered parts |
331 |
Murata 13 Year Model Rifle
Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
|
|
|
Murata 18 Year Model Rifle
Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
78720 |
|
331 |
|
90030 |
|
331 |
|
92606 |
|
331 |
|
96962 |
|
331 |
|
102420 |
|
331 |
|
102944 |
|
331 |
|
112161 |
|
331 |
|
115960 |
|
331 |
|
128647 |
|
331 |
|
132896 |
|
331 |
|
148830 |
|
331 |
Murata 18 Year Model Rifle
Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
|
|
|
Murata 18 Year Model Carbine
Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
10843 |
|
331 |
Murata 18 Year Model Carbine
Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
|
|
|
Murata Magazine Rifle and
Carbine Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
2729 |
|
331 |
|
34125 |
|
331 |
|
47872 |
|
331 |
|
51802 |
|
331 |
|
66853 |
|
331 |
|
74881 |
|
331 |
|
79468 |
|
331 |
|
125506 |
|
331 |
|
144414 |
|
331 |
Murata Magazine Rifle and
Carbine Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
|
|
|
Model 30 Rifle and Carbine
Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
*473 |
|
306 |
Model 30 Rifle and Carbine
Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
|
|
|
Model 35 Rifle Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
|
|
Model 35 Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
|
|
|
Model 38 Rifle
and Carbine and Model 44 Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Manufacturer |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
*3 |
Jinsen |
|
300 |
|
*047 |
Kokura |
|
304 |
|
*254 |
Nagoya |
|
306 |
|
*272 |
Jinsen |
|
300 |
|
*384 |
Nagoya |
|
328 |
|
*442 |
Kokura |
|
333 |
|
*525 |
Kokura |
|
306 |
|
*919 |
Kokura |
For Model 44 |
348 |
|
*960 |
Kokura |
|
320 |
|
*961 |
? |
|
318 |
Model 38 Rifle
and Carbine and Model 44 Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Manufacturer |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
*176 |
? |
FS |
305 |
|
*295 |
? |
FS |
318 |
|
*311 |
Kokura |
FS |
320 |
|
*432 |
Kokura |
FS |
301 |
|
*598 |
Kokura |
FS |
301 |
Model 97 Sniper Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
*051 |
|
305 |
Model 97 Sniper Bolts For
Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
*636 |
FS |
Nagoya |
300 |
Model 99 Bolts Wanted
|
Number |
Manufacturer |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
*009 |
Kokura |
|
301 |
|
*032 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*102 |
Nagoya |
|
311 |
|
*115 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*118 |
HN |
|
300 |
|
*146 |
Kokura |
|
312 |
|
*151 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*162 |
T |
|
309 |
|
*170 |
T |
|
313 |
|
*171 |
Nagoya |
|
314 |
|
*201 |
Nagoya |
|
315 |
|
*220 |
T |
|
316 |
|
*253 |
T |
|
306 |
|
*262 |
TK |
Early |
302 |
|
*309 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*315 |
Kokura |
|
321 |
|
*318 |
Nagoya |
|
322 |
|
*328 |
? |
|
323 |
|
*337 |
Nagoya |
|
311 |
|
*354 |
TJK |
Early |
302 |
|
*362 |
Nagoya |
|
317 |
|
*366 |
T |
|
300 |
|
*377 |
Nagoya |
|
327 |
|
*408 |
Kokura |
|
321 |
|
*415 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*434 |
Kokura |
Early |
302 |
|
*446 |
? |
|
323 |
|
*460 |
Kokura |
|
303 |
|
*471 |
Kokura |
|
334 |
|
*477 |
Kokura |
|
317 |
|
*492 |
TK |
Early |
302 |
|
*506 |
Nagoya |
|
304 |
|
*510 |
T |
|
317 |
|
*514 |
Nagoya |
|
338 |
|
*538 |
Nagoya |
|
306 |
|
*572 |
T |
|
339 |
|
*577 |
Nagoya |
|
325 |
|
*585 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*592 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*614 |
Nagoya |
|
329 |
|
*624 |
Kokura |
|
341 |
|
*638 |
Kokura |
|
300 |
|
*639 |
Nagoya |
|
342 |
|
*642 |
Nagoya |
|
324 |
|
*671 |
HN |
|
300 |
|
*681 |
Kokura |
|
340 |
|
*687 |
Kokura |
|
342 |
|
*687 |
Nagoya |
|
306 |
|
*701 |
Nagoya |
|
343 |
|
*705 |
T |
|
300 |
|
*706 |
Kokura |
|
344 |
|
*723 |
Kokura |
|
335 |
|
*730 |
Nagoya |
|
343 |
|
*732 |
Nagoya |
|
332 |
|
*751 |
Kokura |
Late |
302 |
|
*771 |
Nagoya |
|
345 |
|
*785 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*799 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*818 |
Kokura |
|
306 |
|
*824 |
T |
|
326 |
|
*856 |
T |
|
300 |
|
*868 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*873 |
Kokura |
|
319 |
|
*892 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*894 |
Kokura |
Early |
302 |
|
*935 |
Kokura |
Early |
302 |
|
*935 |
Kokura |
Late |
302 |
|
*935 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*943 |
Nagoya |
|
336 |
|
*966 |
Nagoya |
|
300 |
|
*973 |
Nagoya |
|
337 |
|
*975 |
T |
|
347 |
Model 99 Bolts For Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Number |
Manufacturer |
For sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact |
|
*010 |
H |
FS |
Late |
302 |
|
*014 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
303 |
|
*052 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*062 |
T |
FS |
|
307 |
|
*070 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
308 |
|
*097 |
? |
FS |
|
309 |
|
*099 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
310 |
|
*120 |
Kokura |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*150 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Late |
302 |
|
*214 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*219 |
Kokura |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*220 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*227 |
? |
FS |
|
317 |
|
*299 |
Kokura |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*308 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
319 |
|
*309 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*333 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
324 |
|
*335 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
325 |
|
*336 |
? |
FS |
|
326 |
|
*347 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Late |
302 |
|
*380 |
? |
FS |
|
300 |
|
*397 |
T |
FS |
|
327 |
|
*423 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
300 |
|
*426 |
T |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*438 |
Kokura |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*439 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*443 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
332 |
|
*445 |
T |
FS |
|
313 |
|
*470 |
TK |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*473 |
? |
FS |
|
335 |
|
*475 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
336 |
|
*486 |
TK |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*494 |
T |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*495 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
337 |
|
*537 |
T |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*558 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*564 |
T |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*565 |
? |
FS |
|
317 |
|
*599 |
T |
FS |
|
316 |
|
*616 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
340 |
|
*617 |
? |
FS |
|
317 |
|
*666 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*707 |
T |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*727 |
TJK |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*729 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*737 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*795 |
TK |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*800 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*821 |
Kokura |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*847 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
346 |
|
*864 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*877 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*888 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*923 |
Nagoya |
FS |
|
306 |
|
*933 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
300 |
|
*951 |
Nagoya |
FS |
Early |
302 |
|
*982 |
Kokura |
FS |
|
326 |
Model 99 Sniper Bolts Wanted
|
Serial Number |
Comments |
Contact |
|
|
|
|
Model 99 Sniper Bolts For
Sale (FS) or Trade (T)
|
Serial Number |
Sale or trade |
Comments |
Contact number |
|
|
*421 |
FS |
Nagoya |
329 |
|
Numbers with an asterisk
* in front are from the old listing and may or may not be still valid.
I have not
listed training rifle bolts as these are often “one of a kind.” However if
there is any interest I will add a category for training rifle bolts.