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    Ya Gotta Love Auction Descriptions

    Interesting description. I guess these were unmarked. Rivets don't look lined up.

    Very Rare WWII Type 99 Japanese Navy Special Rifle Bayonet w/Scabbard | eBay
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    OK, were bayonets made specifically for the Navy Special Rifles?
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    OK, were bayonets made specifically for the Navy Special Rifles?
    They were yes. Whether this actually is one, I don't know. it looks like a training bayonet to me due to the lack of markings but the navy bayonets were not marked. But did they take a training bayonet and grind the blade down to make it look like one? The rivets/screws don't look right to me.
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    The cross piece has the appearance of looking as if it may have been laser cut. No, laser cutting machines didn't exist in WW2.
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