Kalashnikov Bayonets of the World

This is an exhibit at the "waffenmuseum suhl" like these other weapons.

Hi,
Interesting photo of a Wieger StG 942 equipped with a KM87.

The Finnish army seems to have modernized bayonet scabbards. Much more practical than fabric/leather

I think it's a kind of short scabbard rather than a condom. But what use?

Hi,
I just found three interesting photos of a chrome parade bayonet, an R1 modification, mounted on an R4.

I made a comparison between this model and the commercial version. You will observe that the handles are different (shapes and rivets). The blade is not fixed in the same direction, moreover it has a shape which is not identical. Finally, on the end of the scabbard of the commercial version, there ...

I have just received this bayonet, it seems to me identical to the one subject of the post. You can see the blade is the same as Ilian Bayonet (Chinese Type 85). She was brought back by French soldier who fought in Mali

I saw, some time ago, on the internet a recent variant of INSAS, the EXCALIBUR. The plastics are now black. The same goes for the bayonet which does not seem to have changed much compared to the initial model.
It should be noted that the second photo shows the accessories for JVPC, a new submachine ...

Letter prexife N on scabbard

I just measured. The MAADI scabbards measure almost 22 cm while the other measures approximately 20.5 cm.

After comparison with a Russian scabbard, it seems the scabbards of my Maadi are longer. The bayonet that comes to acquire would be a model from Eastern Europe but engraved with Arabic style numerals (identical scabbard and bayonet)? I don't understand anything anymore, I need a compass to orient ...

Hi,
I wanted to present to you this strange Arab bayonet, perhaps Egyptian. Apart from the absence of tooth on the blade already mentioned in this forum. I observe a length of sheath with the other Egyptian models. Do you have an explanation for this shorter length?
Thanks

Your scabbard is definitely on a Bulgarian model, bi-color and direction of retention for the bayonet reversed compared to the Russian model. As for the bayonet, I read, but I don't know where, that the first Bulgarian models were made in Russia but with a serial number engraved by the user country ...

No problem, I explained myself poorly. I wanted to know if someone could help me understand such an assembly (arsenal, unit ...), reasons, frequent to see ..

No no. I prefer to keep it as it is with its particularity and moreover I already have a complete Tula.

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I just noticed that I have a 6x3 Tula bayonet but with an Izhevsk scabbard. Can you help me ?

I think this is a lack. Look on this other photo

Thank you for your answers. Indeed, it shows signs of remaking. The glue between the two plates and the resin that covers the screws

I just got this Izhevsk bayonet on which we can see that the little line at the top of the pommel, I don't know the exact term in English, is much shorter than on the other models. Have you ever seen such a difference before? According to the seller, she is from Chad.

This scabbard has been painted gray. The paint was applied very well. There is no trace of the brush. It looks like it was sprayed, there is no sag. Painting is permanent and not temporary. Do you have an opinion on its origin and what would be the reason for having painted it?