Gun Japanese Type 14 Semi Auto Handgun 8mm Nambu

This Type 14 Nambu pistol is a mid-war production example manufactured at Nagoya Arsenal and dated to November 1943 (Showa 18.11), representing a classic wartime configuration. The pistol features the correct enlarged “winter” trigger guard, consistent with mid-war production changes intended for use with gloves, along with standard left-side model and safety markings. It is further equipped with the correct segmented (stacked) knurled cocking knob, a mid-war variation seen on Nagoya production, distinguishing it from the earlier solid-style knobs and supporting period-correct configuration. This example is a numbers matching pistol, with the bolt assembly correctly serialized to the gun. As is typical for Japanese military production, the bolt is marked with the last three digits of the f...