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    Egyptian Hakeem Bayonet

    This bayonet was produced in Sweden for the Egyptian Hakeem rifle which was also produced in Sweden. This bayonet is based on the Swedishicon Mauser bayonet. While it looks like they may be interchangeable, I haven't tried it yet on my Swedish Mauser.

    This was a recent ebay purchase. Picked it up for less than the Swedish version goes for and it was the first of it's type I've seen for sale there. Condition is very good but the scabbard does not match the bayonet. The symbol is that of the pharohs.



















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    Nice Hakim bayonet.

    Both the Hakim rifles and bayonets were produced only in Egypt. Nasser wanted to develop Egypt's capacity to manufacture its own arms and bought the Ljungmann production tooling and some M1896 bayonet tooling, delivered and set up in Egypt by the Swedes. The long, heavy Hakim was not ideal for the short-statured Egyptian soldiers, but it was a turn-key operation. Hakim means "first born", which is appropriate for Egypt's first home-produced small arm.

    The Hakim bayonet will mount to the Swedish M1896, but only if the cleaning rod is removed. The Swede M1896 bayonet does not mount to the Hakim, on account of the muzzle brake.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marysdad View Post
    Nice Hakim bayonet.

    Both the Hakim rifles and bayonets were produced only in Egypt. Nasser wanted to develop Egypt's capacity to manufacture its own arms and bought the Ljungmann production tooling and some M1896 bayonet tooling, delivered and set up in Egypt by the Swedes.
    Thanks for correcting me. What I found interesting was that the Swedes were involved in Egypt. Always thought of Egypt as more of a battle between the USSR and the USAicon as far as arms went.

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