[david cunningham]

have
99 302n crome face
need
99 236n crome face

 

[tater134]

Have 99 900 Chrome face

Need 99 671n Chrome face

 

[ekycolonel55]

bolt wanted

Im looking for the following bolt.

99 b 005 k with a chrome face

have a mismatched bolt will post numbers of parts

thanks
Rick

 

[AuburnGrad93]

99B 667N
99B 107T
99B 625T

99S 864 Unknown Arsenal
99S 318
http://www.postimage.org/image.php?v=gx1OtTjA

 

[jonnyo55]

Need the following bolt:

T38S #921

Have the following bolt:

T38S #273

Will trade 273 only for 921....thanks for looking thru your parts boxes!

 

[drewthefan123]

I need the 99S 616K!!!!! YES!!! THANK GOD!

Please send me the contact info ASAP!!! =D

 

[deadwood]

Looking for the safety, firing pin and spring for my existing matching Nagoya T99 Series 6 bolt #981 (some family member removed these for "safety" reasons in the 1970's).

Would prefer matching numbers, but will settle for another Nagoya Series 6 bolt that I can use to scavenge the parts I need.

 

[Col.Klink]

You can add T99 bolt number 323 into your list. It has a chromed bolt-face. I need numbers:
T99: 117
T99: 263

 

[gabemojay]

Looking for early safety # 173 &
Early bolt # 983 TK
I have # 963 TK welded safety, blue bolt face
# 201 early chrome face
#319 bolt and extractor only blue face plum knob

 

[tmkwdi]

Looking for Toyo Kogyo FIRST Series 35 (1939-40) T99 bolt #904. Will swap nearly mint #916 for it IF in similar condition.

 

[vintagemc313]

I need bolt #336 for a Kokura 20th

 

[tomb_lin]

WTB type 99 bolt-#744 Nagoya series 2-early

 

[japhunter]

99 bolts

Ihave 99 bolts
216,765,372loose
On my mm rifles
680,812,886,781,133
I need
759,073,386,114,970

 

[djordan39]

You seem to be very knowlegeable about the T 99 Rifles. Can you answer a question for me? My uncle brought home a Series 33 of the Toyo Kogyo Arsenal with serial number 75536, but the markings on the bolt, etc is # 962. I see a lot of mentions in the threads about bolts matching serial numbers. Please tell me what that means and which part of the serial number should the bolt match? It also has a bayonet attached.
Thanks, Don

 

[rpf2697]

I have a spare late war T99 bolt ser#123 in case someone is looking for it.

 

[Vicasoto]

Hello Don :

The Japanese as well as the Germans were never able to achieve tight mass production tolerances where any part would fit and work on any rifle. So when assembling a rifle during manufacture a bolt would be fitted to a specific rifle its firing pin and extractor would be touched where needed and the safety knob adjusted. Before all the parts were then heat treated-blued-ect. they were stamped with the last one to three digits from the receiver serial number, that way the rifle was assembled with all its fitted parts before test firing and shipping out.
Bayonets were manufactured by subcontractors mostly under arsenal supervision and were issued out to the troops. Therefore the serial number of the gun and bayonet have no relationship to one another as long as the bayonet fits. Now in most early T-99 rifles the bayonet lug on the upper barrel band was also numbered with the last one to three digits just like the bolt assembly.
Vicasoto

 

[djordan39]

bolt # to serial # match?

Thanks for the reply, but I am still confused (as a novice) to the relationship of the bolt number to the serial number. Since my T 99
is a series 33 of Toyo Kogyo with serial number 75536, what bolt
number should have been initially installed on it? Also, the bolt
number appears to be a 962, but it could be a strange looking 162?
Did they make a number 1 with a left loopover that would look like
a number 9? Thanks for your tolerance of my questions.

Don

 

[davon]

your bolt should be 536 when frist made

 

[davon]

Thanks for the reply, but I am still confused (as a novice) to the relationship of the bolt number to the serial number. Since my T 99
is a series 33 of Toyo Kogyo with serial number 75536, what bolt
number should have been initially installed on it? Also, the bolt
number appears to be a 962, but it could be a strange looking 162?
Did they make a number 1 with a left loopover that would look like
a number 9? Thanks for your tolerance of my questions.

Don

Your 33 series will use the last 3# on serial now the 30 & 20 series used assembly numbers they would be different than serial numbers

 

[djordan39]

Sooo, there are lots of number 536 bolts and no way to tell which 536 bolt was made for my T 99?