[arisakadogs]

Has anyone ever seen manuals for the T-44, the T-2 or any of the sniper rifles?
I have manuals for the T-30, T-38 and the T-99 rifle (two for the T-99)
These other manuals may hold the answer to a lot of questions we have.
Here are the manuals for the T-30, T-38 and one of my T-99 manuals.

 

[Francis C. Allan]

Dogs:

The only copy of the T-44 manual I was able to obtain while working on the T-38 book was in microfilm form in the Japanese Naitonal Archives. I have never seen a "real" copy.

Frank

 

[arisakadogs]

Frank, does it show an accessory page like the T-99 manual does?

 

[greyheadedguy]

I don't know if it would do you any good but you might try steven pages, he has a bunch of downloadable manuals:
http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm

Good luck,

grey

 

[arisakadogs]

Thanks for the link Grey. It doesn't help much for Japanese rifle accessories but I was able to download manuals for my Colt Woodsman and my Remington 700! :thumbsup:

 

[greyheadedguy]

Thanks for the link Grey. It doesn't help much for Japanese rifle accessories but I was able to download manuals for my Colt Woodsman and my Remington 700! :thumbsup:

Wonderful resource isn't it. Good luck with the T-44 manual.

 

[CW]

I always wondered why there isn't a T2 or T97 manual around. Could they have been destroyed?

 

[03man]

I always wondered why there isn't a T2 or T97 manual around. Could they have been destroyed?

Maybe some one thought they didn't need one, since they were relatively few produced and for special troops. The rifle mechanics are similar to the 99/38.

Paras and snipers would have had instruction to cover the "differences", just an idea.