An Amazing Bayonet Attack!!!
Check this out!! One of the most amazing bombs ever! Many of you know I collect military surplus/historical items. Here is a WWII Japanese bayonet that is arsenal matching to a Type 99 Arisaka rifle I have.
Thank you!!!!! @Vision
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That’s absolutely awesome ....but you mean a rifle that you “used” to have
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Thats a great hit, Pete. Very personalized
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@Rdp77 said:
That’s absolutely awesome ....but you mean a rifle that you “used” to haveDamn shame...
Nice hit, Pete
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I know it’s in great hands.
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That is amazing!
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Wow, nice.
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Nagoya arsenal markings
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Got one of those too just missing the wooden handle
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That’s pretty damn awesome/amazing/spectacular/stupendous!
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Good lord!! What's the length and weight on that set up?
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That’s not a bayonet that’s a whole samurai sword
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Kick asş
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That's a badass bomb Pete, great pics Steve
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@Vision whats the back story on that? How did you come to possess it? A family member bring it back? Love WW2 history.
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Unfortunately nothing amazing. My father was at a yard sale in New Hampshire and noticed a rifle in the garage. It was a Type 38 (I believe) with the bayonet attached. My dad asked how much and gave the guy $100 for both. With my dad not having his license we gave the rifle to a friend who does. He registered it and sold it for $250. My dad got his $100 back and I kept the bayonet. I have a few KAR98 bayonets and other WW1 WW2 artifacts laying around.
Edit: spelling
Also… the Imperial Seal was ground off the gun.
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@Vision said:
Unfortunately nothing amazing. My father was at a yard sale in New Hampshire and noticed a rifle in the garage. It was a Type 38 (I believe) with the bayonet attached. My dad asked how much and gave the guy $100 for both. With my dad not having his license we gave the rifle to a friend who does. He registered it and sold it for $250. My dad got his $100 back and I kept the bayonet. I have a few KAR98 bayonets and other WW1 WW2 artifacts laying around.
Edit: spelling
Also… the Imperial Seal was ground off the gun.
Most surviving arisakas had the imperial seal ground off. Part of the surrender deal with Japan.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
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@Vision said:
Unfortunately nothing amazing. My father was at a yard sale in New Hampshire and noticed a rifle in the garage. It was a Type 38 (I believe) with the bayonet attached. My dad asked how much and gave the guy $100 for both. With my dad not having his license we gave the rifle to a friend who does. He registered it and sold it for $250. My dad got his $100 back and I kept the bayonet. I have a few KAR98 bayonets and other WW1 WW2 artifacts laying around.
Edit: spelling
Also… the Imperial Seal was ground off the gun.
Imagine having to register a gun and have a license...Weird yankee shìt
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form."
-- Winston Churchill
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