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Small Arms of WWI Primer 029*: "Arisaka" Type 30

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Bill Gall

So the Japanese Arisaka never had stocks made of....... (wait for it...) The Larch? I thought I heard that during the Japanese-Sino war, the Japanese were forced to make stocks out of a shrubbery.

Bill Gall

I can't help myself.... "I will not buy this Arisaka, it is scratched." 😂

Andy Belcher

Are they the Knights who say Ni...p? Sorry, in bad taste but I couldn't restrain myself.