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M1 Garand Bayonet Question
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09-19-2012 11:22 AM
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No, it looks correct. Utica Cutlery and an M1 blade. Nothing special but nothing wrong with it either. Scabbard should have a little Vp on the back for Victory Plastics, unless it's worn off.
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No, it looks correct. Utica Cutlery and an
M1 blade. Nothing special but nothing wrong with it either. Scabbard should have a little Vp on the back for Victory Plastics, unless it's worn off.
Ya know I have never noticed that small vp on the back.
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It's right... Looks good.
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Very nice finish in the blade. Nice mill marks on the cross-guard as well.
May I ask how straight the blade is?
Jesse
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Originally Posted by
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Very nice finish in the blade. Nice mill marks on the cross-guard as well.
May I ask how straight the blade is?
Jesse
As far as I can tell it is straight. The blade will lay flat on a table. Is there some other way to check?
CM
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looks perfectly good to me , as does the scabbord , i think its fitting for your M1rifle to have a nice M1 bayonet and M7 scabbord
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I just examined my blades and there's no problem. They're straight. I'll tell you from prsonal use, bayonets get bent in training due to the gallows in the bayonet part of the obstacle course. A new bayonet will be straight. Most of these are far from new.
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