Wtf?

[goo]

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[Alaskan]

Pistol bayonette. They have them for sale here $39.95

[RayP.]

It sure settled the age old problem about bringing a knife to a gun fight.

RayP.

[Youngblood]

A pistol bayonet ... that's just silly ... but the mall ninjas are probably wetting themselves in their rush to get their orders placed.

[PrivatePaula]

That is as funny as the anti-stab knife...
Close encounters always NEED bayonets... Even you its attached to a pistol...
That's what i call innovative engineering!

[M1Tommy]

Hey, don't knock it. It has been 'sharpened to a fine edge" and has a 'custom polymer sheath"!

Here's the link to the whole add:

http://www.galatiinternational.com/M...uct_Code=LLPB1


Tommy

[Jim K]

It has a fine edge and a sharp point.

It has also been around for centuries. In the U.S., Colt made a Paterson revolver with a blade attached around 1837, and the U.S. Navy tested a knife-cutlass combination called the Elgin pistol about the same time. Other combinations of firearms with knives or spears were in use centuries earlier.

Later, bayonet revolvers, some with folding knives, some with detachable blades, were fairly common and still show up occasionally at gun shows. One single shot pistol went bayonet revolvers one better; it actually fired the knife blade instead of a bullet.

The only difference here from earlier bayonet pistols/revolvers is that the gun is a modern semi-auto pistol.

Jim

[1886nut]

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At least they didnt call it.......*gag!*...TACTICAL!!!!!

[jon_norstog]

Tactical underwear, that's what I need. I hope it's water proof and has a good seal around the legs. Just what you need in "those situations."

[Critch]

I like the pistol bayonet just for the knowledge that lefties will have to be wearing a diaper when they see one or they will leak around the seams....