Kalashnikov Bayonets of the World

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Excellent illustrative information!
Thanks Mike!!

Interesting numbers and excellent looking example overall!
Nice find!!

Im still looking for these with arabic numbers!
Hard to find!

Thanks for your answer Brian. I was thinking the same thing too. !

Detailed and very usefull information! Thanks Mike!

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I got an option to acquire one of these 80th anniversary bayonet like Sig. Are someone able to confirm if these are found only without numbers or if they also appear WITH numbers. The one I got an option on has numbers and is shown on the pics below. I just want to make sure it aint a fake. What you...

Whatever it is, it is very nice!
Ilian what made you think it was Romanian made?
Any specifik details? Cugir Arrow in triangle?

Brian, According to my information the border guard bayonets were issued with older 6x3 scabbards and then forced matched at some point. Mine shows clearly that new numbers were added on top of the older ones. Yes, there is still a lot of mystery surrounding this particular variation. Hopefully more...

Thanks alot guy’s
Ivie, would be nice with some pics of that Russian transitional of yours

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Would be interesting - in that way we could eliminate the possibility!

That is a very qualified guess Mike :-) and indeed a very interesting AK variant! I mailed the hungarian seller of the modified bayonet to ask of his thoughts - he agrees that it’s not meant to sit on the NGM-81. The NGM was an experimental piece that never used by the army. It only left Hungaria in...

It surely is a mystery! And interesting that only East Germany and Hungaria made this modification, out of all the AK producing/using countries. But after a few google searches this info comes up: Hungaria did actually produce an ak74 type rifle, designated the NGM-81. It was briefly produced betwee...

Possibly it was “handmade” on a later note?. Some of these bayonets were perhaps made this way from the start using a different mould, and others were modified later under more crude conditions by hand. That could maybe explain the unparallel areas. Here is pics of another early type modified http:/...

Great and interesting information!!

The challenge is now to find an early type marbled numbered with that modified pommel, like in the Polish book! Probably not that easy!!

Beautiful examples!!

Which of the Polish ak47 bayonets are said to be the most rare?

Here is the one i got in my collection. A 1970 example.