Japanese guns not in game

[Kriegerfaust007]

One of x
in game

• 5.1.1Arisaka Type 38
• 5.1.2Arisaka Type 38 Carbine
• 5.1.3Arisaka Type 44
• 5.1.4Arisaka Type 97
• 5.1.5Arisaka Type 99
• 5.1.6Arisaka Type 99 (late model)
• 5.1.7Arisaka Type 99 Long
• 5.1.8Arisaka Type I
• 5.1.48TERA Type 100
  1
  BR1 Type 22 repeating carbine (1889) Carbine’s magazine holds five rounds. Structurally similar to Type 22 rifle.
  2
  BR1 The Type 35 rifle (三十五年式) was created from the Type 30 rifle for the Imperial Japanese Navy as a replacement for their aging Type 22 Murata rifles and to try to correct the deficiencies of the Type 30. The 35 referred to the adoption date, the Year 35 (1902) in the Meiji period according to the Japanese calendar.
  
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  BR1 Type 44 cavalry rifle (四四式騎銃, Yonyon-shiki kijū/Yonjūyon-shiki kijū) is a Japanese bolt-action rifle. This rifle is also often referred to as a Type 44 carbine . The Type 44 is sometimes confused with the Type 38 carbine, since both were based on the Type 38 service rifle.[4] Designed in 1911 by Arisaka Nariakira, it is a carbine intended for cavalry troops. It had a fixed bayonet and was first issued before the First World War. It was produced in large numbers and was still in production in the early years of World War Two
  
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Type 1

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A Type 38 carbine chambered for the 6.5×50mmSR Arisaka round with a hinged buttstock that could be folded behind the trigger guard,[1][2] it could be easily readied for action at the drop zone.[4] It was insufficiently robust enough for service and the IJA desired a 7.7 mm caliber rifle, resulting in the Type 1 being rejected.[1] According to McCollum, the buttstocks had a tendency to wobble around while the hinge stud and wing nut used to keep the buttstock in place had a tendency of getting snagged on other things, damaging the locking system.[3]

Around 500 rifles were made in total according to Harriman.[4]

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[Valkay]

Type 38 rifle is very good for BR1, but Japan doesn’t have a very decent BR2 rifle, I’m still using the Type 38 rifle alongside the Type Hei in BR2.
In my opinion Japan should really get a better BR2 rifle, something comparable to the Mannlicher 1895 or Lee-Enfield mk.IV

[Kriegerfaust007]

|7.35|Nambu Type 96|
|7.36|Nambu Type 99|
|7.39|SIG KE7|
|7.40|Type 11 light machine gun|
|7.41|Type 97 tank machine gun (LMG)|

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Type 89 flexible type

Type 89 “modified single” (Te-4 Machine Gun)

The Pacific War Online Encyclopedia: Japanese 7.7mm Type 92 Machine Gun

97 para

Type 91 – was a modified Type 11 for use on tanks and armoured vehicles. The machine gun was equipped with an angled pistol grip, the stock and bipod were removed.[13] Additionally, the machine gun was equipped with two brackets (on the right side) for mounting a 1.5x30 scope manufactured by Tomioka Kogaku.[14]

[Kriegerfaust007]

BR2 Type 38 Extended Mag

Arisaka Type 38 and Type 99 Gewher Event Style

I don’t know too much about the project but it seems that there was an extended magazine version prototype for both weapons in which we could do a mini-event like the Gewher to give some love to Japan and have some extra content, even if necessary it could be split down in two events or even three if there is some crazy person who decides that a sniper version can be made [ci8acw910ogb1] [arisaka4] [book2]

BR2? Japanese 7.7mm semi-automatic rifle Ogura Arsenal in 1942-1943

New Japanese BR2/3 Automatic Rifle

The Japanese 7.7mm semi-automatic rifle.The semi-automatic rifle was developed by the Ogura Arsenal in 1942-1943. The 7.7mm gun cartridge is used, and its automatic principle is short recoil-operated action.There is a five-round fixed magazine, which can be loaded by charger clip [Dr-ZXWpU4AAiZ1R] [Dr-YfGGU8AAoNsF] [Dr-YfGFVAAEjJre(1)]

[Kriegerfaust007]

=============BY way of China=================
Lee–Metford

The Rifles of the Eight Nation Alliance - Buffalo Bill Center of the West

A 1903 short magazine Lee–Enfield Mk I in the
In 1942 the United States agreed to supply the Republic of China with 40,000 Savage manufactured Rifle No. 4 Mk I/I*'s for training Chinese troops in camps in northeast India for service in Burma against the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA). These rifles were to be shipped directly from U.S. east coast ports to India. However, since the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) had effectively closed the Indian ports of Bombay and Calcutta, the rifles were off loaded in Karachi and had to be shipped by rail the entire width of India - a trip that often took 8-10 months. In addition to the logistics problems, Chiang Kai-shek supplied only a fraction of the troops he had agreed to be trained in India. Therefore, few of these rifles ever reached the Chinese training camps and the Chinese used even fewer. Those that did reach the Chinese were branded on the buttstock with the Chinese kanji meaning “Training Use Only”.

[Adamnpee]

@Valkay

In my opinion Japan should really get a better BR2 rifle

Or just buff some already existing BR2 BAs. I have no clue why both Type 99 have such pathetic rof.

[Valkay]

That would work as well, I guess.

[Naohmcete]

they are lot of stuff who we are lacking,gasmaster,ligeburns and others (I include me in others) we are trying…its company fault