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    My Eddystones P1914 and M1917

    I recently purchased a second Eddystone rifle, a M1917. It seems to be all "E" marked parts except for the barrel, a Remington 11/18 dated. It has a "SAA" stamp on the stock. I have one question in particular, what bayonet does the M17 take? I have one for my P14 but it will not fit. Thanks for any info.
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