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    Years of watching finally paid off Finn M38 bayonet

    I'm a patient guy and I honestly don't know how many years I've been watching eBay for an SA marked Carcano bayonet to be sold for a price I was willing to pay. At least six, I think. In those six years my willingness to pay has gone up somewhat but still not to the $400 some guys were asking. Got it for $205. Still pricy but about the going rate for a non-SA marked one.

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    Bravo. The fixed or the folding one?
    34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini

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    Folding of course. I don't think the Finns ever got the fixed version.

    This is actually my fourth one of these. Two are nice and the third has some homemade grips on it I need to replace someday.

    I have three rifles also. One 7.35 Finnishicon, one 6.5 Italianicon and one 7.35 Italian in the original early stock. That one I still need some parts to make correct. Front band and the handguard.

    I just needed that blasted SA stamp.

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    Great find! I am watching for one unicorn (Finn M28) and one pegasus (Norwegianicon Kragicon) myself but maybe one day it will work out.

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