OT: Anyone know of a good bayonet website?

[PZ93C]

I can't seem to find a good one.

Brian

 

[BruiseLeee]

For buying stuff, or just for looking at?

 

[CARman]

I don't know how good it is or if you've been there yet but CSP gun talk forums have a knife and bayonet discussion forum.

CARman

http://www.jouster.com/

 

[Skeletor]

Try usmilitaryknives.com

 

[Yvsa]

This is one for bayonet identification and maybe more, been a long time since I was there...

http://arms2armor.com/Bayonets/bayonets.htm

 

[clearblue]

www.eknifeworks.com

 

[Thomas Linton]

Originally posted by clearblue
www.eknifeworks.com

Smoley Mtn sells a few bayonets, but this is not a link to a "bayonet website."

 

[PZ93C]

Thanks, gents.

Brian

 

[hoghead]

What kind were you after?

 

[PZ93C]

Well, it seems Pop brought back a bayonet from Vietnam. Turns out it's an early M16 bayonet with the slab handles missing. My brother also has a couple that need to be ID'd.

I couldn't find a dang thing.

Brian

 

[not2sharp]

Here are a couple of long established traders:

http://bayonets.com/
http://www.denner.ca/bayonets/

I also have a few listed on my home page.

If anyone needs help with an ID, Let me know and I'll give it a try.

n2s

 

[Pan Tau]

Some good sites
finally you helped me to identify a bayonett my grandfather owned - its a German Model 1939 short "dress" bayonett, nickel plated but in pretty good shape (better than the one pictured on the link below and complete with a frog. always wondered.
German 1939 short dress bayonett
May I ask the specialists if this is rare or expensive (I do not think as a "dress" bayonett it might have stayed at "home" during the war and would not get lost when the German Army surrendered.)
Thank you.

Andreas