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The amount of people that claim this will explode in your hand like it was made by Michael bay is hilarious. Thanks for putting quality information out there. Loved to see that in a range video.
Japanese officers had to purchase their own pistol until sometime in 1943 and I don't think 94s and 14s were available for them to purchase. Those were reserved for NCOs and MG crews and the like. 94s tended to be issued to pilots and tankers. That's probably why you don't see many.
Indeed, another reason is the Type 94 was in a sense limited in production for the mass produced pistols of Japan (about 74k), of course, not including the rarer early Nambus. Couples with situations like you said, along with the post-war scraping and melting, while not particular scarce, definitely not as common as the Type 14, which had been in production since the 20s.
Great video! One of my favorite channels. I found one of these at a pawn shop a year ago. Thankfully Steinel makes ammo for it. It’s a pleasure to shoot. I recently have got into Japanese Milsups after finding one of the Chinese 7.62x39 converted Type 38’s. Now I’m in the hunt for a Last Ditch Type 99’s and a Type 14. Gun show this weekend, fingers crossed 🤞🏽
The field-strip/reassembly part of this video is very valuable. 30:37 Heh, that rhymes. Message from Boomer Fudd... "I noticed you didn't compare muzzle energy to .45 acp. Granted, it wouldn't be fair considering .45 acp muzzle energy is measured in Kilotons instead of ft-lbs."
Whenever I got mine the springs in it were super weak. After I put some Wolff springs in it I haven't had any issues with it. Ammo is pricey but I'll admit it's a fun gun with the sear bar
Yes, it is an ugly pistol. Does feel surprisingly good in the hand though. As yet, it has not proven as adept at breaking firing pins as my Type 14. I second your recommendation of the Derby & Brown book. Well worth it for those interested in such things.
Does yours have an issue with the disconnector? Something seems worn with mine and once in awhile the disconnector doesn't disconnect. That in and of itself is a super wonky camming system that honestly shouldn't have left the drawing board
I've watched a few videos (older and newer), and, respectfully and constructively, I would recommend a script. It would save you from the excessive "um" and "you know" when searching for your pace. This would also save video time and allow you to impart the information without the risk of losing anyone to the "get to the point" snap. Again, this is meant to be constructive, because I think the content is great.
@@MilsurpWorld even with a round in the chamber and the safety off , in the state its in idk if that safety would even stay on and not inadvertently get flipped off lol
The amount of people that claim this will explode in your hand like it was made by Michael bay is hilarious. Thanks for putting quality information out there. Loved to see that in a range video.
The last Japanese firearm I need to round out my Japanese collection.
Japanese officers had to purchase their own pistol until sometime in 1943 and I don't think 94s and 14s were available for them to purchase. Those were reserved for NCOs and MG crews and the like. 94s tended to be issued to pilots and tankers. That's probably why you don't see many.
True true
Indeed, another reason is the Type 94 was in a sense limited in production for the mass produced pistols of Japan (about 74k), of course, not including the rarer early Nambus. Couples with situations like you said, along with the post-war scraping and melting, while not particular scarce, definitely not as common as the Type 14, which had been in production since the 20s.
That sir, is a quality thumbnail pic.
You're a quality thumbnail.
Great video! One of my favorite channels. I found one of these at a pawn shop a year ago. Thankfully Steinel makes ammo for it. It’s a pleasure to shoot. I recently have got into Japanese Milsups after finding one of the Chinese 7.62x39 converted Type 38’s. Now I’m in the hunt for a Last Ditch Type 99’s and a Type 14. Gun show this weekend, fingers crossed 🤞🏽
Excellent video! I'd say the best video on the Type 94 on the 'tube!
The field-strip/reassembly part of this video is very valuable.
30:37 Heh, that rhymes.
Message from Boomer Fudd... "I noticed you didn't compare muzzle energy to .45 acp. Granted, it wouldn't be fair considering .45 acp muzzle energy is measured in Kilotons instead of ft-lbs."
Whenever I got mine the springs in it were super weak. After I put some Wolff springs in it I haven't had any issues with it. Ammo is pricey but I'll admit it's a fun gun with the sear bar
Yes, it is an ugly pistol. Does feel surprisingly good in the hand though. As yet, it has not proven as adept at breaking firing pins as my Type 14. I second your recommendation of the Derby & Brown book. Well worth it for those interested in such things.
Another great video! You're a wealth of knowledge and thank you for sharing it!
A better cartridge comparison is the 9 x 18 Makarov, ballistic energy is nearly identical.
I was more trying to compare it to its contemporaries.
@@MilsurpWorld Understood!, but 7.65 French Long. I would have to talk to Ian McCollum!
I think so few people have a feeling for what 32 French L feels like, so I appreciate you coming with with the Makarov comparison. @@BV-fr8bf
We need a video like this on the Glisenti 1910 pistol~
I would but C&Rsenal already did.
The collector prices on these pistols is skyrocketing, so regardless of all the bad press and unsafe malarkie associated, they are collector gold!
Great video and research. I learned alot. Thank you. Awesome sword at the beginning too
We need another range day!
Yes!
We really needed this video 👏👏👏
I have both a type 14 and type 94. I have an original holster for my type 94. My holster is not in as good of condition.
I have a type 99 and type 14, wish I had this.
Great detailed video.
You wrote type 14 in the thumbnail my guy
Thanks, I forgot to fix that
Does yours have an issue with the disconnector? Something seems worn with mine and once in awhile the disconnector doesn't disconnect. That in and of itself is a super wonky camming system that honestly shouldn't have left the drawing board
How do you know?
I have a Belgian rifle and can't find its name. Anyone who knows that tell me. Thank you
The video is on my channel
👏👏👏
And the price goes up from here.......
Damn youtubers driving up milsurps smh
@@MilsurpWorld You know your right, I like the content....All of a sudden ppl love something.
Wonky indeed.
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰素晴らしい‼️
I've watched a few videos (older and newer), and, respectfully and constructively, I would recommend a script. It would save you from the excessive "um" and "you know" when searching for your pace. This would also save video time and allow you to impart the information without the risk of losing anyone to the "get to the point" snap. Again, this is meant to be constructive, because I think the content is great.
It's honestly the thing I hate the most about how I talk. Been trying to work on it for years but I still suck.
Would you appendix carry that Nambu for a month for 100 bucks?
Hmmm, probably
@@MilsurpWorld even with a round in the chamber and the safety off , in the state its in idk if that safety would even stay on and not inadvertently get flipped off lol
My current appendix carry piece doesn't have a safety. I probably wouldn't carry this exact 94 with one in the chamber.
@@MilsurpWorld fair enough
Hot take: 8mm Nambu is anemic and so are those other cartridges
I cringe every time I see videos of the Type 94 being shot.
Why