Type 94 in 8mm Nambu. Overall this handgun is in excellent condition. Mechanically it functions as it should. The handgun retains about 98% of its original finish. The bore is bright and mirrorlike with strong lands and grooves. There is a circular scratch on the left of the gun caused by the safety lever. This example is a last ditch handgun with slab grips manufactured in April of 1945 by Nagoya. The Type 94 is often dubbed the "Surrender Pistol" since the exposed fire control mechanism allows the gun to be fired without having your finger on the trigger, particularly when imitating a surrender and handing the pistol over. This would make an excellent collector's piece.