Bayonets For Dummies
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Okay guys I had a buddy find some bayonets at a garage sale and he asked me to look at them. Well I am quite frankly ignorant about them and I won't be a faggot and claim I am. So I came to the experts, tell me /k/ what have we found?
The larger of the two has a few markings. One side of the blade has a number. The other has what looks an X formed by two somethings crossed. Over it is a tiny crown and over the top it has a word I can't make out. If I hazard a guess it looks like ARTILLARIA. Under it is another set of numbers. The smaller bayonet only has one string of numbers along its spine and that's all.
First one looks like the german Mauser Karabin k98 bayonet from wwii
>>30115655
Its certainly a mauser bayonet, but idk if its actually a WW2 k98 version
>>30114983
>ARTILLARIA
Like this?
Spanish M1913
>>30114906
Looks like British Pattern 1907 Enfield bayonet.
>>30114913
>>30114924
Italian Carcano M38.
>>30116899
>Looks like British Pattern 1907 Enfield bayonet.
Muzzle right is too far up, and pommel by the grips is angled instead of straight. If you look carefully, you can see the remains of checkering which is common on Spanish bayonets
>>30115973
Exactly, that's it. How much are these worth and what rifles were they serviced on?
>>30119800
Cacarnos.
So, not a lot.
>>30119800
>what rifles were they serviced on?
Spanish Mauser M1893 long rifle and M1916 short rifle.
>>30115655
Post-WW2 Yugo bayonet for Mauser rifles. The manufacturer (Preducetze 44 = Production Plant #44) is marked on side of the blade. I have one of these, which came with Yugo 98k.
>>30119873
The Carcano bayo is actually probably the most valuable of these three. That is because it is somewhat of a rarity due to being folding bayonet design - not too many of those around. However if the folding mechanism till works (it is not terribly sensitive so usually it does) is a major factor when it comes to price.
Push the front button on side of the grip and pull the blade towards its tip to unlock it. Once unlocked you should be able to fold the blade.
>>30120746
Yep it folds fine and when locked open it has no blade wriggle.
Leave dull, worth more. Dull by default
So autistic question but where can i find a picatinny - mounted bayonet?
3 of my current rifles have an underside rail close to the muzzle ut no bayonet mounts
>>30122445
You don't.
