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Here's something you won't see in the flesh
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Isn't that interesting, I saw some of our trials blades and they all wanted the wire cutters. None of them were ever accepted.
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Nice one Kevin! You are still finding good items.
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Impressive as ever Kev, nicely displayed on a lovely ex RNZAF L1 too..
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Never heard of this before. Thanks for posting it!
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Things pop up every now and then that I haven't seen. I'm wrapped that my thoughts about this "FN FAL" bayonet were correct, that it was miss-discribed for decades, mainly because in the early days a L1A1/SLR was concidered to be an FAL rifle..... As per the trials rifles and all the references in the papers.
The rifle is a Royal New Zealand Navy example, they also did disks, but Thiers are more centrally located and are a true 1 inch disk. The Airforce ones are higher on the butt and are slightly smaller.
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Looks like lessons learned from the AKM bayonet........
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Originally Posted by
1886nut
Looks like lessons learned from the AKM bayonet........
It was a direct copy
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