Firearms manufacturer
Japanese Arsenal
Japanese Arsenal in the reference: 47 gun models, 4 factory loads, 3 serial ranges, 1 cartridges introduced.
Overview
| Records | Count | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Gun models | 47 | Notable models |
| Factory loads | 4 | Filter the explorer |
| Serial number ranges | 3 | Serial lookup |
| Cartridges introduced | 1 | Cartridges |
Collective designation for the Imperial Japanese Army's network of arsenals that produced the Arisaka rifle series, Type 14 and Type 94 pistols, and other military arms.
Also recorded as Imperial Japanese Army Arsenal, Kokura Arsenal, Tokyo Arsenal, Nagoya Arsenal, Kokura Army Arsenal.
Notable firearms
47 models in the firearm database. Collectible and service designs first, then the newest.
- Nagoya Arsenal Arisaka Type 99 Last Ditch 7.7x58mm 25.9-inch
- Nagoya Arsenal Type 99 Last Ditch 7.7x58mm 25.98-inch
- Nagoya Arsenal Arisaka Type 2 Paratrooper
- Nagoya Arsenal Arisaka Type 38 Sniper
- Tokyo Arsenal Arisaka Type 99 Sniper
- Tokyo Arsenal Type 02 Paratroop 7.7x58mm 25.4-inch
- Nagoya Arsenal Type 14 Large Guard WWII
- Nagoya Arsenal Arisaka Type 99 Monopod Variant
- Nagoya Arsenal Type 99 Anti-Aircraft Variant 7.7x58mm 25.98-inch
- Kokura Arsenal Type 99 Kokura Production WWII
- Nagoya Arsenal Type 99 Nagoya 7.7mm 1940
- Tokyo Arsenal Type 99 Sniper 7.7x58mm 25.98-inch Sniper
Associated cartridges
4 cartridges: the ones Japanese Arsenal introduced and the ones it loads for.
| Cartridge | Relation | Loads |
|---|---|---|
| 7mm Nambu | Introduced 1902 | 1 |
| 6.5x50mm Arisaka | Loads | 1 |
| 7.7x58mm Japanese | Loads | 1 |
| 8mm Nambu | Loads | 1 |
Factory loads
4 Japanese Arsenal loads in the reference, each with grain weight, bullet type and advertised velocity.
Serial numbers
3 dated serial ranges across 3 model families, 1905–1945. Covered: Type 14 Nambu, Type 38 Arisaka, Type 94 Nambu.
Counts are read from the reference and the shop at build time and change as records are added or corrected. Maker names in the reference are matched to this page through a reviewed alias list, not by spelling alone.