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    The elusive Indian JU bayonet

    Been after one of these for several years. Found a nice one. The arsenal is in Pakistan now.









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    Those variants came to Canadaicon about mid '80s I think, maybe just early '80s...they were dirt cheap and we had what we could manage. All gone now and never to be seen again. I had them all too. That one's nice.
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    Who were JU? Jelallabad something?
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    That's a really nice one!..
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    Jhelum Arsenal which during WWII was part of India but is now part of Pakistan.
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