AK4 Bayonet, definitely not an AK.

Today we are taking a look at the Swedish 🇸🇪 AK4 bayonet, this is a G3 clone built under licence.

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

Very cool Swedish variant of the G3 bayonet. I have never seen a ceremonial type before. This family of bayonets is another that I have overlooked for years because I have just seen so many of them that their commonality fooled me into thinking they couldn't be very interesting, but you proved me wrong. Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@Spinningmouse]

whenever i want to buy a bayonet i look it up on your channel to see a review and there is always one so much appreciation for that

[@andrewhaddock7996]

The property mark is known as the tre kroner,bahco are a well known tool maker,i have one of these and an adjustable spanner by them.

[@TindaIPSC]

Just got one for 50 euro 😊 very happy

[@pointynotsharp8436]

Great deal!

[@astro1322]

I thought I bought on of these Swedish G3 bayonets a few years ago but after this im not sure. Mine only has the Swedish property mark, no serial number or makers mark. The blade has a black coating on it ,a nd the muzzle ring is very thin compared to the example in the video, and the grip has six bumps instead of five. So I'm not sure what I have? Edit: after some digging it appears to be a Danish bayonet, with Swedish property mark. so not sure what that's about.

[@pointynotsharp8436]

That's very interesting! I haven't seen one of those

[@TegnerStrasse52]

Where can you get the G3 German bayonet in Aus?

[@pointynotsharp8436]

Generally you have to find them overseas online. I'm still trying to get a German one for a reasonable price

[@andrewhaddock7996]

Dont think the spanner's ceremonial...

[@engiturtle65]

its still in service with the home guard (hemvärnet)

[@jerzy004berry9]

Do You know what kind of steel it is? Would You use it occassionaly as a knife, would You sharpen it?

[@pointynotsharp8436]

I don't know which type of steel these were made of but generally bayonets don't make the best knives. I would advise against sharpening them as it wrecks the value and often the steel will not hold an edge well. Originally they may have been sharpened but the purpose of a bayonet is to thrust and not slash

[@jerzy004berry9]

@@pointynotsharp8436 Hi Thanks 4 answer. Good review. Regards