T-14 Nambu/cal 9mm Luger

Roadkill · 03-23-2004, 06:30 PM

I've got a 8mm Nambu that I've fired exactly five times in about ten years and at $1.00 per shot that will most likely be it for another ten. What was disappointing was the anemic round. Felt like a light loaded .32. These were Old Western Scrounger reloads, done to WWII specifications. Shooting a 9mm in it would be like of one of my dogs that got in a fight with a bull racoon. He held its own for a while,longer than I thought he would. Had the best intentions. But when he decided he had enough he let go. Been a long time since he went after another one and its also been a while since anyone got wacked by Japenese shrapnel.

rk

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03-23-2004, 06:30 PM	#7
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	I've got a 8mm Nambu that I've fired exactly five times in about ten years and at $1.00 per shot that will most likely be it for another ten. What was disappointing was the anemic round. Felt like a light loaded .32. These were Old Western Scrounger reloads, done to WWII specifications. Shooting a 9mm in it would be like of one of my dogs that got in a fight with a bull racoon. He held its own for a while,longer than I thought he would. Had the best intentions. But when he decided he had enough he let go. Been a long time since he went after another one and its also been a while since anyone got wacked by Japenese shrapnel. rk