Bayonet

[k9trev]

Ah bayonets.... This one is for a Steyr AUG. Not a particularly brilliant bayonet tbh. Prone to snap when doing the business (in training at least).

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Are you a collector of bayonets bud

 

[BigM]

Nah, not in the least. Just happened across this one, through an accounting error by a CQMS...if you know what I mean!

 

[k9trev]

Nah, not in the least. Just happened across this one, through an accounting error by a CQMS...if you know what I mean!

Ah that ole chestnut wink wink

 

[BigM]

Ah that ole chestnut wink wink

Less said the better mate!

 

[David Morningstar]

Bayonets often make decent throwing knives because they favour toughness over sharpness. It will get beaten up while you are learning to throw though

 

[k9trev]

Bayonets often make decent throwing knives because they favour toughness over sharpness. It will get beaten up while you are learning to throw though

😃😃 thanks for that bud you learn something new everyday.

 

[santaman2000]

The blades yes. But on that particular bayonet I'm not so sure the plastic handle's up to the abuse.

 

[woof]

Sadly, no photo's, but a few months ago i gave away my grandads 1917 springfield bayonet, i did give it to a WW1 collector who i know, so its gone to a good home, along with the "old mans"issue clasp knife.

Rob

 

[k9trev]

Well I think I'm going to do a custom engraving job on the bayonet give it a good clean and polish then swap it on or GIO .hopefully it will go to a good home .

 

[AndyD]

Please leave it as it is.

 

[santaman2000]

Please leave it as it is.

LOL. Make him an offer it really matters to you. They're an interesting bit oh historical hardware but not especially rare.

 

[AndyD]

Not rare at the moment,but in a few years......

 

[crosslandkelly]

This is my Bayonet Trev, 106 years young and untouched. I think it was made by Remmington for the Aussie army. I've no idea how rare it is or what it's worth. I just like it as it is.






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Colin.

 

[k9trev]

This is my Bayonet Trev, 106 years young and untouched. I think it was made by Remmington for the Aussie army. I've no idea how rare it is or what it's worth. I just like it as it is.

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Colin.

Blimy now that's history sitting right there that's something else mate .

 

[crosslandkelly]

Blimy now that's history sitting right there that's something else mate .

I thought you might appreciate it mate.

 

[santaman2000]

Beautiful bayonet CK. Be advised though that the date (1907) likely isn'e the date of manufacture. Rather it's likely the date that that particular design/model was excepted and contracted for. It would most likely have been stamped on all bayonets of the same design/model until whatever year it was replaced.

In any case it certainly is a beautiful piece of history!

 

[crosslandkelly]

Beautiful bayonet CK. Be advised though that the date (1907) likely isn'e the date of manufacture. Rather it's likely the date that that particular design/model was excepted and contracted for. It would most likely have been stamped on all bayonets of the same design/model until whatever year it was replaced.

In any case it certainly is a beautiful piece of history!

Ah! thanks for the info santaman. That would make a lot of sense. I wonder when this model was superseded.

 

[santaman2000]

I couldn't answer that but it would be interesting to know.

 

[k9trev]

I have the bayonet at home and have also been given this other knife which I have no clue what it is but has a rather intricate designed copper or brass Handel any help on this one.

This one above has a little damage around the pommel probably been dropped but other than that looks original.
A real heavy thick blade .

 

[santaman2000]

LOL. It's a Khukuri. The signature weapon of the Gurkas and tool of Nepalese farmers.