Why would you buy a Japanese rifle?

>>29418199
It should portrude far enough that you can shove it up your ass.

>>29418242
arisakas are good senpai

>>29418199
Is the striker released, or is it pulled back?

Should be fine as long as the striker is still under tension.

>>29419817
If you can figure out the rimming of the cartridge, sure. Making standardized rifles was not the Jap's strong point.

>>29418242

Strongest mass issue military bolt action ever?

>>29418199
It's not a Mosin: you don't measure the firing pin protrusion.

If it doesn't stick out when cocked, and doesn't pierce primers when you fire it, rifle is fine.

>>29418242
>>29419817
>>29420166

>muh strongest military bolt action
>muh reliability
>muh best hits of Mauser features
>muh simplicity
>muh airplane sights
>muh easy to acquire Peep and inverted triangle iron sights

Easy.

>>29419851
>>29420191
yeah it's pulled back, thanks guys

Arisaka firing pin is non adjustable (unless you want to turn the shoulder back on a lathe I guess ). Its fine.

>>29420191
Wrong.

The correct answer is about 55 thou.

>>29420304
My answer is correct for people that don't own calipers and aren't autists.

>>29420473
your answer is for people whose guns spontaneously disassembled themselves.

>>29420486
So any type 99 owner

>>29420735
Jeff Cooper filled shells with RDX and shit and they didn't pop, I don't think a couple punched primers will stop it.

>>29420221
Good to go, Anon.