This video explores two less common Japanese pistols from World War II: the Sugiura and the Inagaki. The Sugiura is presented as a Chinese-made copy of the Colt 1903, produced in approximately 6,000 units. The Inagaki is discussed as a distinct Japanese design, initially produced in .32 ACP before an attempted conversion to 8mm Nambu for the Imperial Japanese Navy and pilots. The 8mm version did not reach serial production. The video highlights the Nambu Type 14 and Type 94 as the most prevalent Japanese handguns of the era, setting the context for these less common examples.
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