Knife collecting... ok let's see them

[Thorpe]

 

[copdoc]

Repop

 

[AGG]

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Repop

Very cool--- please elaborate.

Tony

 

[copdoc]

Pritchard bayonet for mkvi Webley pistol which also used buttstock of Webley flare launcher.

Originals used French 1873 Gras bayonets that were cut down. Originals with provenance are pretty rare and very pricy.

Pic from Royal Armories.

 

[AGG]

Pritchard bayonet for mkvi Webley pistol which also used buttstock of Webley flare launcher.

Originals used French 1873 Gras bayonets that were cut down. Originals with provenance are pretty rare and very pricy.

Pic from Royal Armories.

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Thanks--- that is incredible.

Tony

 

[copdoc]

I think about 200 made during WWI and about 50 assembled from leftover parts in 1960s. Unlikely to find one at gun show or yard sale, but never hurts to look.

 

[pitfighter]

Haha copdoc, Here's my little nasty, cannot imagine it served any practical purpose at all.

 

[copdoc]

Lol. I would rather carry it's weight in ammo but it is a neat piece of history.

 

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[AGG]

Excellent sidearms and steel.

Tony

 

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Old School is in session...

P229 - TLR4-G - Spyderco Citadel 92 Auto

 

[AGG]

Old School is in session...

P229 - TLR4-G - Spyderco Citadel 92 Auto

Sweet on both.

Tony

 

[pitfighter]

https://imgur.com/Uwvk7lT

My Extrema Ratio folder.

 

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[copdoc]

1942 British, e tool with 1941 cruciform bayonet/mine probe.

 

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[copdoc]

Interesting. I could not understand why they built that design.

 

[DRYHEAT]

Agree. It does seem like an answer to a question no one asked. Just gimme an OTF Microtech.