Posted: 11/9/2004 8:05:43 PM EDT
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Bayonet Of The Day... OK, break out those blades and let's see them. The ban is over, the lug is back. This is how things were done about 100 years ago. 1917 Remington US Enfield Bayonet on a 1917 Eddystone Enfield Rifle 30.06   
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Didn't see they made that big a deal out of it. But I dropped them a love letter just the same and introduced them to my niece. She can kick their ass if they get out of hand. |
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Here's some of mine: The down-side of having a C&R is the quest to make sure every rifle has a bayonet. Sometimes, such as the Finnish M39 rifles, the bayonet can cost more than the rifle. From left to right ummm, I think maybe: Yugo M48, Lithgow NoI MkIII, unknown German WWII bayo, MAS 49/56, Remington 1917, Spanish FR-8, Russian M91/30, Swedish M96, Savage No4 MkI, Turk 1938 Mauser, US M8 (AR-15), Chinese AK, East German AK, UFH M1 (Garand), Imperial M4 (M1 Carbine), German K98, Steyr M95/34.  LL
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It's either a Trapdoor or a M71 Mauser. |
i was going to ask why we do not have a johnson forum,,,,, then i imagined some of the replies nevermind |
