In 1920, they made the Type3 in 7x57 for Chile ( Mo.1920) A small lot came on the British Sched.5 market in the early 1980s. From here, it was acquired from the Importer to save it from the 96 confiscation, and with a 7,62 NATO Barrel, became a blank fire Movie Gun. Starred in " Thin Red Line", "Great Raid", Kokoda", " 1942- End of Empire" Works we with Blank 7,62N, and also Ball ( for Sound Recording). DocAV AVB Film Guns Australia.
3:53 "absolute sewing machine" . The Japanese called them Jukis. Juki is a Japanese company that makes heavy duty sewing machines present day and I'm sure before WW2.
Type 3 were used by Imperil Japanese Navy on auxiliary vessels such as gunboats, small (2500 - 3500 GRT) merchant ships converted to auxiliary gunboats. They were used as patrol vessels and escorts for convoys early in the war.
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I could watch these "This Old Gun" segments all day long.
Keep going I’m fascinated
Shakes head yes
In 1920, they made the Type3 in 7x57 for Chile ( Mo.1920)
A small lot came on the British Sched.5 market in the early 1980s. From here, it was acquired from the Importer to save it from the 96 confiscation, and with a 7,62 NATO Barrel, became a blank fire
Movie Gun.
Starred in " Thin Red Line", "Great Raid", Kokoda", " 1942- End of Empire"
Works we with Blank 7,62N, and also Ball
( for Sound Recording).
DocAV AVB Film Guns Australia.
3:53 "absolute sewing machine" . The Japanese called them Jukis. Juki is a Japanese company that makes heavy duty sewing machines present day and I'm sure before WW2.
I can see the low cycle rate & big cooling fins working well in high heat/humidity environments.
This was a last diffender of Japanese infantry. Has a high acutate shot ratio on all of Japan's Frontline. Thank you.
They mention the Type 38 rifle at 0.53, but they then show a Type I rifle (which is based on the Type 38).
0:53
Riveting.
That’s very interesting
Type 3 were used by Imperil Japanese Navy on auxiliary vessels such as gunboats, small (2500 - 3500 GRT) merchant ships converted to auxiliary gunboats. They were used as patrol vessels
and escorts for convoys early in the war.
Little to no recoil. Always a plus.
That gun always looked like a sci Fi laser gun to me
Que espectacularidad
Ol wuudie 😂
These ended a lot of marines........
This " old " gun is younger than your's M2 Browning hmg that still in active service 😂
I could do without listening to these guys. 😴