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14 gru 2011 · The Koreans took M1 and M1905 bayonets, and ground the blades down to 6 1/2". They could then fit into a very short M7 scabbard, or M8A1. Basically, you have an M1 handle with a " butter knife" attached.
9 lis 2021 · Posted November 9, 2021. battaliance- Union Fork and Hoe were not making M7 style bayonets for the M16 (which had not been developed in 1943). The scabbard is not US, and UFH never made scabbards.
This is my second bayonet made by the Union Fork and Hoe Company for the M1 Garand back in WWII. The other is the long 16" version. This is the most common length for M1 Garand bayonets in WWII but one of the less common manufacturers. There are 3 versions of the UFH bayonet, 16", 10" and the 16" shortened to 10".
These bayonets were intended to be used on the Springfield 03-A3 and the M1 Garand Infantry Rifles. This particular bayonet was manufactured by Union Fork & Hoe (UFH) in 1942.
The worldbayonets.com bayonet identification guide features pictures and dimensions of bayonets from around the world; along with history and other information to aid in identification.
Information about the M1884-98 III Bayonet : serial numbers, manufacturers, history, markings. All what you need to know about the M1884-98 III Bayonet aka "K98 bayonet" from WW2.
The K98 bayonet was officially named Seitengewehr 84/98 or SG 84/98. The bayonet was designed as a close combat sidearm that could be placed on the tip of a K98. The total length of the K98 bayonet was 38,7 cm in contrary to the 50.2 cm long G98 bayonet.
