1958 Bayonet Knife Restoration | Restore blade vz.58P

1958 Bayonet Knife Restoration | Restore blade vz.58P
Bayonet, an item on the vz.58 assault rifles. Designed and engineered in Czechoslovakia. I bought it from a scrap yard, it must be a war memento. I restored it for the purpose of decorating the office, thanks for watching and watching!
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[@restorerestoration4705]

Very Nice cleaver and restoration buddy 👍.💫💫

[@joeygaming2987]

Love it I wish I can have that in my collection

[@restorationrepair6344]

Thank Bro! It's really a nice keepsake isn't it?

[@rickwright7267]

it look good good job to

[@carrestore]

good job 👍

[@quocthanhtran5199]

It’s perfect

[@restorationrepair6344]

Thank Bro!

[@RestorationAustralia]

Very cool.😊

[@Qoraboyev-ei8md]

🎉

[@Butterbrotdiesel]

Unfortunately you sharpened the bayonet and thereby took away some originality, bayonets never have a cutting edge.

[@restorationrepair6344]

Thank you!

[@steffanmcbee7886]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/M9_bayonet The bayonet the US Military uses has a cutting edge, and many Lee-Enfield model bayonets have edges. Correct, some types are purely punch thrust weapons, but there is a large assortment of blades with edges, sir.