Kalashnikov Bayonets of the World

Thanks a lot Guys I I wonder how many M64 rifles were produced? I found one more comment regarding the arrangement of the fasteners. It's true that no bayonet was used :-) https://www.d4guns.com/product/century-arms-m64-w-2-mags-bipod-7-62-rpk/ Best regards Rafal For Marco Christian asked for pics o...

Dear collectors, I see that this investigation has been discontinued. The only clue I can think of is that it's a bayonet for a submachine gun, not a carbine. Thank you for your efforts and Happy New Year, I hope that one day the matter will be resolved, which I will be sure to let you know, and if ...

I sent an inquiry to a collector who is currently working on a book about bayonets for Kalashnikov rifles, but he was also unable to answer what it is.
Maybe I'll be able to reach someone at the weapons factory in Radom - 11 oval and ask there.

So we are "closing the discussion" because no one in the world knows what kind of bayonet it is and what kind of weapon it is?
Quite surprising for a weapon that was created around the mid-20th century
Well, thanks for trying

Kind regards Rafal

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I just looked through a Soviet book which is quite poor quality but contains many experimental Soviet test bayonets from WWII and beyond. There was a time when this language was compulsory in my country, so I will help 950. Experimental bayonet for a Kalashnikov automatic rifle from the 1950s. 841. ...

Sorry, not YOUR but OUR proverbial uncle workshop

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Fake - this would be the simplest answer, but the bayonet is made in a factory, not at your uncle's workshop. This is indicated by traces of processing and very careful workmanship. Besides, they were bought for the price of fries, maybe + cola. I have been collecting bayonets for 27 years (German, ...

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From the ring to the end of the teeths 100 mm

Maybe it is connected with the Balkans, Bulgaria, Romania or Albania?

The bayonet, or rather two identical ones, was bought at an antiques fair where they were lying together with the Yogo bayonets for Zastawa 56. I was looking for information about Yugo bayonets for unusual weapons modeled on Soviet ones, e.g. SKS. After the breakup of Yugoslavia, perhaps one of the ...

I didn't notice that on one side the bayonet has the number 3138 on the covers and on the other side it has the number 3139

Ring diameter inside

17.5mm

Mike,
Of course, your welcome
Raf

The bayonet was not purchased in Poland. Purchased from the bayonets group for the Zastava M56. I only have a suspicion that it may be related to Yugoslavia or the countries of the former Yugoslavia Mint condition Without control markings The number 3138 is burned into the handle covers The letters ...

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Halo,
Can anyone help with identification

Is this an AK bayonet?
If so, to what and what country of production?

Best Regards Rafal