An Amazing Bayonet Attack!!!

Stubble

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

Rdp77

That’s absolutely awesome ....but you mean a rifle that you “used” to have

ShawnOL

Thats a great hit, Pete. Very personalized

IndustMech

@Rdp77 said:
That’s absolutely awesome ....but you mean a rifle that you “used” to have

Damn shame...

Nice hit, Pete

Vision

I know it’s in great hands.

jsnake

That is amazing!

TNBigfoot68

Wow, nice.

Far_North_64

Nagoya arsenal markings

CommanderDuke1_

Got one of those too just missing the wooden handle

Patrickbrick

That’s pretty damn awesome/amazing/spectacular/stupendous!

Stubble

ForMud

Good lord!! What's the length and weight on that set up?

deadman

That’s not a bayonet that’s a whole samurai sword

Stubble

@ForMud said:
Good lord!! What's the length and weight on that set up?

End to end, 59 inches and approx. 9.5 pounds.

CharlieHeis

Kick asş

dirtdude

That's a badass bomb Pete, great pics Steve

Usaf06

@Vision whats the back story on that? How did you come to possess it? A family member bring it back? Love WW2 history.

Vision

@Usaf06 said:
@Vision whats the back story on that? How did you come to possess it? A family member bring it back? Love WW2 history.

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.

ShawnOL

@Vision said:

@Usaf06 said:
@Vision whats the back story on that? How did you come to possess it? A family member bring it back? Love WW2 history.

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.

Usaf06

@Vision said:

@Usaf06 said:
@Vision whats the back story on that? How did you come to possess it? A family member bring it back? Love WW2 history.

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

ShawnOL

@Usaf06 said:
Imagine having to register a gun and have a license...Weird commie shìt

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