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ARISAKA Type 99

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Wwii Japanese

Sporterized Arisaka Type 99 rifle

Chambered 7.7x58

Caliber

23-inch Barrel

A great bore

Strong Rifling

Shiny bore condition

Wood Stock

No cracks or splits

$395.99
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SKU: 711941

Overview

A sporterized WWII Japanese rifle chambered in 7.7x58, this example is suited to collectors and enthusiasts looking for a historic military arm with practical handling characteristics. It features a 23-inch barrel with a bore described as strong rifling and shiny, while the metal finish shows normal wear consistent with use. The wood stock is structurally sound with no cracks or splits, the mum remains intact, and the mixed metal parts reflect its non-matching configuration. It is reported to function well, though it has not been test fired, so buyers should factor in that verification step before use.

Why Hunters Choose the Arisaka

Chambered 7.7x58

Caliber for a classic WWII

23-inch Barrel

A bore described as great,

Wood Stock

No cracks or splits

Mum Remains

Intact, preserving an important original

Functionally Reported

To work well, though it

Key Features

  • WWII Japanese sporterized Arisaka Type 99 rifle
  • Chambered in 7.7x58 caliber
  • 23-inch barrel with a great bore
  • Strong rifling and shiny bore condition
  • Wood stock is structurally sound with no cracks or splits
  • Metal parts do not all match; mum is intact

Best Used For

  • Collectors seeking a WWII Japanese Arisaka Type 99 with intact mum and visible service wear
  • Hunters wanting a sporterized 7.7x58 rifle with a 23-inch barrel and strong rifling
  • Buyers comfortable evaluating a used rifle that has not been test fired
  • Enthusiasts prioritizing structurally sound wood stock condition over matching metal parts

Specifications

Barrel Length23 inches
Bore ConditionGreat bore
Bore FinishShiny
Caliber7.7x58 Caliber
ConditionWWII Japanese Sporterized
FunctionalityWorks great
Matching PartsMetal parts do not all match
Metal FinishDecent shape with areas of wear
MumIntact
RiflingStrong rifling
Stock ConditionStructurally in great shape with no cracks or splits
Test FiredNo

Pros

  • Chambered in 7.7x58 caliber for a classic WWII Japanese rifle setup.
  • 23-inch barrel with a bore described as great, shiny, and strongly rifled.
  • Wood stock is structurally sound with no cracks or splits.
  • Mum remains intact, preserving an important original detail.
  • Functionally reported to work well, though it has not been test fired.
  • Metal finish is presentable overall, with wear noted on the surface.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • This is a sporterized WWII-era rifle, so it will not present as an original military configuration.
  • The metal finish shows areas of wear, which may matter to buyers looking for a cleaner cosmetic condition.
  • The metal parts do not all match, so collectors seeking matching components may want to factor that in.
  • It has not been test fired, so function is described as working well but not independently verified here.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Military surplus rifle
  • Sporterized bolt-action rifle
  • Vintage collectible rifle
  • 7.7x58 caliber rifle

Suggested Accessories

  • Rifle sling
  • Cleaning kit
  • Gun case
  • Ammunition storage

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is this Arisaka Type 99 chambered in?

It is chambered in 7.7x58 caliber.

What is the barrel length?

The barrel length is listed as 23 inches.

What condition is the bore in?

The bore is described as great, with strong rifling and a shiny appearance.

Is the rifle matching and complete as a collector piece?

The metal parts do not all match, and the mum is intact. It is described as a WWII Japanese sporterized rifle, so it is not presented as a fully original matching example.

Has this rifle been test fired?

No. The listing says it functions great, but it has not been test fired.