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About 7.7mm Jap Ammunition
The 7.7mm Japanese, also known as the 7.7x58mm Arisaka, was developed in the 1930s as a service cartridge for the Imperial Japanese Army. It was primarily used in the Type 99 rifle and Type 99 light machine gun in during World War II
Types of 7.7mm Jap Loadings
- Soft Point (SP): SP loadings feature soft, exposed lead projectile tips which are conducive to expanding upon impact. These loadings are mainly utilized in hunting applications and are effective at imparting a high degree of kinetic energy transfer. Specialty SP loadings also exist which are optimized for different types of hunting and game.
Firearms that Use 7.7mm Jap Ammo
The Type 99 Arisaka rifle is the most common firearm chambered in 7.7mm Japanese. These rifles are typically found in their original configurations and in the form of sporterized, modified rifles. Depending on the overall condition, configuration, and accompanying accessories, these rifles can be had at affordable or expensive prices.
Use Cases for 7.7mm Jap Ammunition
- Plinking
- Hunting
- Competition
Popular Brands: 7.7mm Jap Ammo
Caliber Name Variations
- 7.7mm Jap
- 7.7x58mm Jap
- 7.7x58mm Arisaka
- 7.7x58mm
- 7mm Jap
- 7mm Arisaka
