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    I have re gripped a couple of Garandicon bayonets. Try a loose dry fit without tightening the screws. You may need to file down the pommel end of the grips a little. If you force them they can crack. Also oil the locking parts whilst the bayonet handle is stripped down. Check to see if the cross guard is level. If it is bent it could brake the locking pins on your new scabbard. You have had a nice find. These bayonets sell in the UKicon for between £200 to £400, that's if you can find one of course! So enjoy your exhibit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LesterH View Post
    I have re gripped a couple of Garandicon bayonets. Try a loose dry fit without tightening the screws. You may need to file down the pommel end of the grips a little. If you force them they can crack. Also oil the locking parts whilst the bayonet handle is stripped down. Check to see if the cross guard is level. If it is bent it could brake the locking pins on your new scabbard. You have had a nice find. These bayonets sell in the UKicon for between £200 to £400, that's if you can find one of course! So enjoy your exhibit.
    Thank you for your good advises, LesterH.
    I payed my M1905 100 Euro, about £ 84 ...
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    I got another M1905 16" bayo. This is SA 1919 and belonged to US Navy.
    Bayo and its scabbard seem really new and parkeriz. at 99%
    Here some pictures.











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