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Posted: 7/7/2023 9:09:23 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By DumpTruck33: I've got one that came with a a Howco import Para FAL sold the rifle forgot about the bayonet when I sold it. The place my dad bought his from took the accessories out of the box before selling it and sold the mags and accessories separately. He just got some mags and called it a day. They pulled something similar when he got his AR-180, but at least he got the scope with it. |
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| The references I've seen so far would indicate these are South African. Either way, I wonder what frogs these were used with as the hook is on the opposite side of where it normally would be. |
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Originally Posted By bigstick61: The references I've seen so far would indicate these are South African. Either way, I wonder what frogs these were used with as the hook is on the opposite side of where it normally would be. DS Arms say the bayonets themselves are FN, but the scabbards are South African. I bought a couple of them and have a couple of South African frogs inbound from RTG Parts so will see if they work together. |
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Originally Posted By Tango: I remember when nobody wanted them. I have one somewhere came with a kit. I've kinda always wanted one for my DSA Para Congo, just for grins. So when DSA sent out an email saying they got these in stock I though "hey, why not?" and placed an order. |
Here's some photos that are about 50% better than the photos on DS Arms' website...![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The bayonets are the later cast Type C, wherein the socket was made from two halves. No markings, glossy black painted finish. The scabbard is nylon with integral frog stud and a steel throat piece oriented so the socket faces inward (a South African thing apparently). The throat piece is also shaped to accept either the FAL or South African No. 9 bayonet. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Reference info here: https://worldbayonets.com/Bayonet_Identification_Guide/fal_page/fal_bayonets_2.html |
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