How many Aussie L1A2 bayonet variations are there?

[@andrewhaddock7996]

The protective caps were originally intended for use by colour parties to prevent the colours snagging on the points.

[@karlhoffman1985]

I worked with some Australian soldiers, and they were awesome. Wish I had paid attention to the unit numbers.

[@RedBaronFilms1918]

How coincidental! I just picked up a C1 yesterday, and initially thought it was an L1A2, until I looked at the slot on the pommel. If it wasn't for your video, I would not have known.

[@pointynotsharp8436]

Nice score

[@brendannelson1531]

Another great video, I have a few of these bayonets

[@cadencero5313]

Nice. 😊

[@PeterNgola]

Nice one!

[@RandallWeeks]

ALICE. That's the name for the old style US kit.

[@isuzu6851]

Not this, this the M1910 wirehanger. The frog itself is called M56 if I'm not mistaken.

[@pointynotsharp8436]

Thanks, I couldn't remember for the life of me

[@saiga12commander]

I served from 96-00 SUR RMC training support (opfor) what years were you in.?

[@pointynotsharp8436]

ARA 08-15 but I still dabble as a choco

[@raphlvlogs271]

do you consider this a Bowie bayonet?

[@pointynotsharp8436]

It certainly has a bowie style point

[@madaboutmilitaria3630]

Seems pointless sectionalising a scabbard, interesting but, I’ve never seen one before.

[@pointynotsharp8436]

They look good on the end of a sectionised rifle, but I agree it is a bit pointless