Comment on Nambu Type 14 Pistol: Unreliable, Underpowered, Unergonomic, but Highly Collectable by gary hebert

The Type 14 Nambu Pistol got its name from the first year it was made — the 14th year of the Taishõ era, or 1926. They were followed by Type B, also known as the “Baby Nambu,” the Type 14 was next, and finally, the Type 94. Of all the Nambu pistol models, the Type 14 was the most prolific, with approximately 400,000 produced. The Nambu pistol shown here is a Type 14 Series B with an oversized trigger guard, which was redesigned in 1936. IN THE MOVIESThe Nambu Type 14 has made several appearances on television and in the movies.