Looking for a non Bayonyet Bayonet for an "Evil Dagger State!" for AR-15.

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This may sound odd, but I'm looking for a non sharpened swedge, non sharpened dual bladed bayonet. My state is BAYONYET on having "EVIL DAGGERS!" out side of your property and such.

I admit I'm a bit ignorant on types of bayonets out there. I have an M-7 spear point and a OKC3 one as well. I'm reluctant to flatten the swedges on the top part, so I'm asking the most knife knowledgeable people I know what options are out there on this forum. I'm not looking for a non functioning replica but a working one that can mount on an AR-15 in my state.
 
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Roguer said:
This may sound odd, but I'm looking for a non sharpened swedge, non sharpened dual bladed bayonet. My state is BAYONYET on having "EVIL DAGGERS!" out side of your property and such.

I admit I'm a bit ignorant on types of bayonets out there. I have an M-7 spear point and a OKC3 one as well. I'm reluctant to flatten the swedges on the top part, so I'm asking the most knife knowledgeable people I know what options are out there on this formum. I'm not looking for a non functioning replica but a working one that can mount on an AR-15 in my state.
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If you want a blade that is set up to mount on an AR, I think your options are limited. I would recommend flattening the edge on the swedge. Used bayonnets are not very pricey. I've seen them on the surplus sites. You could buy one of those to try it on if you want to keep the ones you have pristine.
 
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If you decide to get a surplus M-7 for your rifle, I wouldn't wait too long. Prices are rising. Check current pricing for a sks bayonet for example.
 
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