Imperial Japanese Army WW2 TYPE 30 38 ARISAKA RIFLE CARBINE 6.5x50 STRIPPER CLIP

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The Japanese soldier of WW2 was a resourceful, resilient fighter, loyal to his Emperor and willing to undergo tremendous hardships. He would, as John Wayne once said, "just as soon die as stick a nickel in a jukebox". Japanese troops early in WW2 carried specially designed stripper clips for their Type 30 and 38 shoulder arms. This Imperial Japanese Army WW2 TYPE 30 38 ARISAKA RIFLE CARBINE 6.5x50 STRIPPER CLIP is in good condition, with some overall pitting, patina, and age wear evident (ALL pictured). Otherwise, the clip is in fine shape, with no other damage to the tough brass and metal construction. Most interestingly, it remains fully functional, measures 2 3/8" x 1/2", and is a fine example of a rare, original Imperial Japanese Army WW2 TYPE 30 38 ARISAKA RIFLE CARBINE 6.5x50 STRIPPER CLIP. With apologies to our valued international clients, we must restrict bidding to US bidders only. Now celebrating over 20 years on eBay. Bid with confidence and please view our other great military, aviation, and sporting classics, including a rare, original Portuguese Angola War SADF 32BN FAPLA LIZARD CAMO HBT FIELD COMBAT SHIRT in near mint condition, boasting the classic single exposed button flap closure pleated chest pockets, and retaining a great amount of the vibrant Portuguese lizard camouflage colors.
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