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best bayonet?
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Allen E. Treat
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When I was in the Army (infantry) a
million years ago, they were switching from the M-8A1 to the M-9
( a little more sturdy ; with saw teeth, wire cutting attachment &
could withstand high voltage if one came across a "hot" wire
) I myself prefer the AK-47 bayonet with it's "chisel" grind & basically the same features as the M-9. Here's a coupla links to help you in your search ( good prices, too!)
www.cheaperthandirt.com
www.sportsmansguide.com
Army/Navy stores also have bayonets
from time to time, as well as some gunstores.
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million years ago, they were switching from the M-8A1 to the M-9
( a little more sturdy ; with saw teeth, wire cutting attachment &
could withstand high voltage if one came across a "hot" wire
) I myself prefer the AK-47 bayonet with it's "chisel" grind & basically the same features as the M-9. Here's a coupla links to help you in your search ( good prices, too!)www.cheaperthandirt.com
www.sportsmansguide.com
Army/Navy stores also have bayonets
from time to time, as well as some gunstores.
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Best for what?
maybe one of those?
And BTW, a bayonet is made to be fixed at the muzzle of a rifle,
so IMO it depends a lot about the rifle.
maybe one of those?
And BTW, a bayonet is made to be fixed at the muzzle of a rifle,
so IMO it depends a lot about the rifle.
not2sharp
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