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    It is out of round on the end which lends credence to it being bent. It just looks like it was made that way examining it in person. No stretch marks I can see. Bending it back may be problematic as it's pretty heavy steel in that area. I simply can't see how it will work with the bayonet lug as is and from what I can see they are all made about the same with just different methods of latching them in place. I still can't find my third book.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aragorn243 View Post
    It is out of round on the end which lends credence to it being bent.
    Wish I had it here, I'd tap it back to correct for you in a couple minutes. Just put it on your anvil and use a small hammer and tap gently...hard to describe it exactly. It'll come back.
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