1905, M1942, 1905E, 1905E1 WWII Bayonets?

[AntiqueOutings]

Cool. I will revise what I wrote in an article I put up on the website. There just seems to be so much info out on the internet and in bayonet books that talks about 1905E Thanks.

Little off topic. I found a bayonet online and the guy had in the ad that it was a 1905 Bayonet. I emailed him and said something like FYI the bayonet you have listed is an M1 and not a 1905 (I gave more info on why it wasn't). I gave my number to the guy because I was interested in buying it. A little while later he calls and starts fighting with me (over the phone), that his ad was correct and that he had a 1905 bayonet. I tried to tell him as nice as I could that it wasn't. He eventually hangs up on me. :-). I looked for the ad again and what do you know he changed it to M1 bayonet. I guess I was right after all.

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[browningautorifle]

little while later he calls and starts fighting with me (over the phone), that his ad was correct

I wouldn't worry about it. We've all been through that. If it's something you want to buy, it doesn't matter if he calls it a mixing spoon.