NSN. Manufactured circa the 1940s, chambered in 6.5x50mm Japanese, 31″ round barrel. Bore is good with strong rifling noted. Rifle remains in overall good condition with expected handling and usage wear. The receiver bears the Japanese markings “Izawa-Shiki / Izawa,” while the stock retains a circular education/military drill brand and a rectangular warning stamp translating to “Firing of Live Ammunition Forbidden.” These markings clearly identify its intended role as a military training and drill rifle rather than a standard service arm. An interesting and distinctive example of a Japanese wartime training rifle with desirable original instructional markings. Action is smooth and functions correctly.