I have 17 once fired Norma Brass that was given to me about 20 years ago. I do have a 7.7 rifle, but don't plan on ever firing the thing. Free to first needy person. I removed the spent primers and ran it through the tumbler. It's shines. You pay shipping.

Does nobody need any 7.7 Jap brass?

If you still have the 7.7, I will take it. Just let me know where to send shipping. David

I fire my 7.7 every now and then. I reload mine. Stomps the holy crap out of me. I can only fire 10 or 15 shots and I have to put the thing down.

I'm not skinny either.

still have the 7.7? if you haven't shipped to Happyguy/David, let me know.

where do you get your supplies? I'm new at this, but figure I can learn. last fired this years ago, but recall it was very accurate with, yes, a kick.

I have a 7.7 but have no plans to shoot it. The brass I had was given to me and has already been claimed. Since I wasn't going1 to shoot mine, I felt bad sitting on it. I guess you can convert 30-06 brass. Norma brass is expensive. Can be purchased at midwayusa.com.

I don't shoot my 7.7 much but I have a decent supply of brass. I grow my own loads for my gun. It definitely has a kick. Those little Japanese soldiers must have really hurt after shooting one of these things for a while.

I also was shooting mine one time near dusk and it throws a whopping flame out the barrel as well. I can't get used to that birds eye sight and my eye sight is bad anyway so I only shoot it out to 50 yards. People come over to see what the " cannon" is when I shoot that thing.

Unfortunately the mum is ground on mine and I don't have the mono-pod thing or the correct sling and bayonet. Eventually I will get around to finishing it. This is not a last ditch gun. It has the winged flip up sight and the steel butt plate.