Gramps Type 99 Cleaned Up

here is a close up of the bolt action

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shit these are all posting upside down

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>>31516545

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>>31516545
Shop owner said he did the best he could with the mum, it was begun to be ground off, but is still visible on the top of the firearm.

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>>31516545
Shot of the bore.

>>31516545
>Paying someone else to clean your guns
Jesus christ op, you wouldn't pay someone else to fondle your woman would you?

I love pulling my apart and cleaning my newly acquired rifles.

Nice gun tho

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>>31516593
Oy vey!
That's a 27th series by Tokyo Juki Kogyo (Tokyo Heavy Machinery Manufacturing Corporation). TJK only made roughly 90k rifles and only about 40k being of the 27 series. I also have a 27th series, but it's a little earlier one that they used previously rejected stocks. Nice gun.

>>31516765
I have zero experience with firearms, I figured the riught thing to do to get the gun right would be to have a smith disassemble and clean it

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>>31517028

You did the right thing. Don't listen to people who think "muh real men do every single thing themselves, fuck expertise."

Nice fuckin' curio, breh.

>>31517028
I never had any firearm experience either when I took apart my first gun (SMLE) and cleaned it out.
Besides, there's no excuse this day and age when there's endless amounts of information on the internet.
All you need are basic tools and some common sense.

>>31517103
I never said that m8, but sounds about right.
Don't you want to learn new skills? Is it really more exciting to take your shit to someone else and pay to get it repaired or cleaned or whatever, than doing it yourself and getting satisfaction from it?

>>31518619
I hear ya, I'll most likely do the follow up cleanings myself but the initial cleanup I left to a pro. The rifle was in pretty bad shape as it was in gramps garage for 60 years

>>31517103
>paying someone to do something incredibly easy with just a bit of googling.

You're why people can't even change their own tires these days.

>>31516864
Would you say that a 27 series in this condition is safe to fire

>>31518619
>Is it really more exciting to take your shit to someone else and pay to get it repaired or cleaned or whatever, than doing it yourself and getting satisfaction from it?
Time is money chief. I can't speak for OP, but I know I have better things to do than cut my grass, clean my pool, or change my oil. That's why I pay money to have it done for me.

>>31520409
Not him but if you haven't had your gunsmith check headspacing (something you can do at home but you did mention lack of experience so its up to you) you should just to be 100% sure. But judging from these pictures it looks like its ready to shoot

>go to europe
>get japanese gun

Yeah men of war as2 with gsm general.