A folding bayonet hangs under the muzzle of the Type 44, which was built for Japanese cavalry and artillery crews. The Arisaka action is strong, and the short 19 inch barrel keeps the carbine handy on horseback. This one is chambered in 6.5x50mm Arisaka, with a five round capacity and a blued finish.
The seller calls the carbine very rare and says it includes a sling and a bayonet, which is installed. One of the front sight posts is bent, but can be straightened with care. Photos were attached to show the condition. Read those carefully, since they carry the real story.
Collectors should check the bolt, the receiver markings, and the bore, and decide whether the bent sight post matters to them. The 6.5mm Arisaka cartridge is milder than most military rounds. It is easy on the shoulder and a pleasure to shoot from a carbine this size.
One used rifle, sold as described. When you order, pick the FFL dealer who will receive it. The background check happens at their counter, not before. If a detail matters to your decision, send a question first and compare the answer with the photos.







