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    You have a Chassepot-Gras

    Then you have the same version as mine. And if you look carefully, I think you will find that it is marked not 1866, '77 and '80 but 1866-74 and 80.

    1866 The year of introduction of the Chassepot rifle
    1874 The year of introduction of the Gras rifle. I.e. you have a Chassepot needle rife converted to take the Gras cartridge.
    1880 The "upgrade" with a gas escape groove milled in the left side of the receiver.

    The bayonet is the right type for your rifle. Rifle + bayonet make an awesomely long combination.


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    You are correct! I missed that "'77" when going through the post. It is '74. Might do a thread on it one day, but it's not a spectacular example. But better than nothing.

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    Great finds.

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