Brazilian blades, IMBEL FAL Type C bayonet

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

I had a SAR-48 from Springfield that I got in about 1989-1990 and the bayonet was the type C commercial as you described with the jungle green frog. Great video, again! I've always had a soft spot for FALs and the associated bayonets. I made a video about my South African manufactured Rhodesian R1 bayonet and not long afterwards was offered a good price, so I sold it. :)

[@pointynotsharp]

I love FALs too, currently playing with an Austrian parts kit STGW58 built onto a Lithgow L1A1 receiver. Very nice rifle. How was the SAR 48? Was it a decent rifle?

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

@@pointynotsharp The SAR 48 was a very nice rifle, almost indistinguishable from the Belgian FALs except for the markings. Great shooter too. Springfield imported them as "Match" rifles and mine was very accurate.

[@zonaken]

I've always been sort of fascinated by this bayo simply because it is so odd looking. I guess it'll do the job though. I'll "stick" with my Type A for my Israeli FAL. Zk

[@pointynotsharp]

I love the type As as well, I've got a few and definitely need at least two more 👍

[@andrewhaddock7996]

These are usually called apple corers.

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

Weird looking little unit. Limited functionality to the design, outside of being a bayonet of course. Which imo is unfortunate for anyone who has to carry it. Lol