- #HICKOK45 TYPE 99 ARISAKA SERIAL NUMBERS#
- #HICKOK45 TYPE 99 ARISAKA CODE#
- #HICKOK45 TYPE 99 ARISAKA PLUS#
Adopted in Interestingly, when originally constructed, the M1 was designed so that the still-in-issue bayonets from the Springfield Rifle could also be used.Įarly in World War II the military planners still believed that a long bladed bayonet was an important part of the soldiers personal arsenal.
#HICKOK45 TYPE 99 ARISAKA PLUS#
Scabbards same as above plus the M3 fiber scabbard adopted Cutdown by same commercial contractors which made the WW2 production M M1 10" Parkerized finish. Not nearly as well made as the arsenal made bayonets.
MODEL Scabbards were the Model all leather and Model canvas and leather. The following quick M1 Garand Bayonet rundown was provided by: Greg Robinson to whom we am very grateful. This page will be completed if and when our bayonet collection ever grows. Any of these would be correct for a simple M1 collection in our opinion as older rifles were used right up until the Vietnam war. There are many 7" M5 types around today.T here were actually a large number of different bayonets used on the M1 Garand Rifle. Yes, I've kicked myself over this ever since. Today I'm given to understand the price would be much, much higher, if you could find one for sale to start with. The most desirable are the WWI Model bayonets. On the M5 it is a folded piece of sheet steel that when viewed from the front forms a U shape, while on the M5A1 though it is almost identical, there is a fold of metal to enclose the front of the button at the front of the button piece. A third difference is the lug release piece. It used the same M8A1 scabbard as issued with the M4 Carbine bayonet. It came with a 7" blade and was made in several sub-types: M5, M and M5A1, which reflect just minor differences in construction. This bayonet would fit into an M7 scabbard, or into a modified M3 cut down to the shorter length. Any wooden grips were exchanged for black or reddish plastic types. A very few were dated the vast majority are undated.ĭepending upon who did the modification, the ends were reground to either a spear or clip point. It was identical to the WWII except for the 10" blade.
#HICKOK45 TYPE 99 ARISAKA SERIAL NUMBERS#
They have no serial numbers and are dated either "" or " These bayonets came with the M3 olive-drab fiberglass scabbard.
#HICKOK45 TYPE 99 ARISAKA CODE#
The blade was 16" in length and each bayonet had its own serial number, along with a manufacturer's name or code and date stamp. These are very hard to find and are very collectable. No servicename defined in either jaas or kafka config
Later, during WWII, almost all of the earlier "bright blade" bayonets were parkerized too since it cut down on reflection in combat. The bayonet had a bright blade until aboutafter which they were parkerized. Write difference between speed and velocity in points
They usually came with a canvas covered, wooden scabbard. There are actually five 5 distinct types of bayonets that are "correct" for a U.
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