7.7x58mm Arisaka Ammo Prices

The Japanese service round from 1939 that fed the later Arisaka rifles through the Second World War, a 7.7mm cartridge built to give Japanese infantry more authority than the older 6.5. It armed a nation at war and it lives today almost entirely among surplus-rifle collectors and the people who appreciate old military iron. A genuine piece of wartime history. The late Arisaka's cartridge.

Factory ammunition is scarce and priced for its rarity. This leans on handloading. The Arisaka collectors buy whatever surfaces and reload the rest.