Type 96 Year 1936

The Japanese Type 96 was designed as a more modern replacement for the problematic Type 11 machine gun with its outdated ammunition feed mechanism. Partially based on the captured Czechoslovakian ZB vz.26, it entered production in 1936. The rifle served with the Imperial Japanese Army until its defeat in 1945.

Its construction features a solid metal body and barrel , ensuring durability, and a matte black finish that gives it a stunning appearance. The machine gun is fitted with beautiful real wood elements , such as the stock, pistol grip, and carrying handle, which not only add visual charm but also provide authentic tactile sensations that closely reflect the feel of the original firearm . Just like the original, it has a top-mounted magazine, which enhances its historical accuracy and gives it its distinctive look. This impressive machine gun is fitted with an integrated bipod with a locking mechanism, ensuring stability during firing, making it a versatile airsoft replica suitable for various combat conditions. It’s also worth noting that the Type 96 has a comfortable integrated carrying handle, making it easy to transport and handle, making it a practical choice for both collectors and history enthusiasts .