Type 14 Nambu

The Type 14 Nambu is a Japanese sidearm in Frontlines: Pacific. It is one of the two sidearms in the game.
==Lore==
The Type 14 Nambu was a variant of the original Japanese Nambu semi-automatic pistols named after the year it was produced, the 14th year of the Taishō era which translates to 1926 AD. It was designed to be less expensive to produce than its previous counterpartPistols of the World 4th edition - Ian Hog, John Walter, Krause Publications. In 1928 it was adopted and issued to non-commissioned officers but commissioned officers were still expected to purchase it privately. Early in the war the Type 14 Nambu pistol are made with high quality materials and machining but as the war progress its production quality diminished.The Japanese Nambu: A Look Back - Dave Campbell, American Rifleman, 13 November 2015
==Gallery==
File:Type 14 Nambu viewmodel hip.png|On the hip
File:Type 14 Nambu viewmodel hip empty.png|Empty while on the hip
File:Type 14 Nambu viewmodel aim.png|Aiming down sights
File:Type 14 Nambu viewmodel aim empty.png|Aiming down sights while it's empty
==Trivia==
*The Type 14 Nambu is the first sidearm of the Japanese faction added to the game
==Inaccuracy==
*The barrel doesn't move when cycling and is fixed
*The bolt doesn't close when the magazine is unloaded from the gun
==Updates==
*7/11 2020: New tactical reload animations that doesn't require charging the bolt
==References==
Category:Empire of Japan
Category:Sidearm slot
Category:Firearms