AKM Bayonet : Soviet Multitool

[@si_vis_pacempara_bellum4906]

Russian engineering!!!! When I first got my Mosin Nagant, I was trying to looking for a tool or something to disassemble the gun. And turns out, the tool to disassemble the gun is the bolt... Russians know how to make a stuff with minimum materials..

[@YgSmLn]

Si_Vis_Pacem Para_Bellum the striker holder is used to unscrew the firing pin and spring. Вот-вот

[@a.m.5581]

Yugoslav*

[@Chujoi0]

@@a.m.5581 , Mosin was made and produced in Russia tho

[@a.m.5581]

@@Chujoi0 But the bayonet was made in yugoslavia

[@johnbrenot2538]

I guess we're all gonna ignore Fedorov and Degtaryev, Jesus Christ imagine field stripping and maintaining those fucking things. Bolt actions are one thing, but when it comes to modern rifles, the AK and AR platforms are spot on. A lot of over engineered shit has come and gone while those two remain King of the hill

[@davefox7516]

VERY informative! This was an excellent video. Due to watching your video, I have selected this knife as being my go-to survival knife. You have proven its functionality, and it will do everything I need it to do. That is one very thought out very strong knife. Thank you for your demonstrations & helping me make my decision.

[@stephennelson4379]

I have several of these knifes in my collection. Really hadn't given much thought as it could be used as a multitool. Thanks for the info.

[@Oreguns85]

Do you want to sell any of em?

[@Andyk0017]

The plastic in the sheath is to protect you from electric shock if you need to cut electric wires in the field. It also stops the sheath from making a clanking sound when you need to be quiet.

[@simonyip5978]

Is it just me or does anyone else like the metallic clicking noise that is made when a bayonet is attached to a rifle?

[@ChinkleWinkle]

Does the Moustache help with survival? If so where do you buy them?

[@Andyk0017]

Yes they dramatically increase your survival chance and you can usually find them at the man store if the hipsters haven't broken in and stolen them

[@zakaryahamzeh3439]

Yes it does it can provide warmth and camafloge

[@zed9095]

He bought it from soviet russia

[@georgessemaan5617]

Miranda if u r a gay nothing will help you to survive...and u cant buy them it grow on men's face"BTW lion have a bare dose it help them in hunting?!"don't try to be funny when u r a stupid one:/

[@tunisianpartisan1080]

@@georgessemaan5617 sorry dude, but he do joke if he want, you are just a toxic cancer, sorry, but if your life is to search comments and insult, R.IP, i am sad for you ;)

[@Sumadinac1914]

This knife is made in Yugoslavia, for M70 rifle

[@ПјесмеСрпскеРепублике]

tako je

[@RoguRaga]

Under the Russian license, I hope?

[@Sumadinac1914]

@@RoguRaga I dont think so, the rifle itself is made via the reverse engineering. I dont think Zastava bought the licence just for the knife

[@СрђанТ-б6х]

@@Sumadinac1914 веома брз одговор

[@conormcgregor8359]

I have one

[@GraysonMckernan]

Your English is impressive, might help for bayonet buying in the apocalypse. ;)

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

Have 3 of these so far. One Romanian, one Bulgarian, and the pride of my collection, my authentic Izhmash produced Russian bayonet that bears the famous arrow in triangle on the sheath and the top of the grip. A knife just as reliable as the gun it's attached to.

[@siegfriedmarx6354]

Me too 🥰 original one at Home

[@jublywubly]

Great review of a great tool. I never expected it to have so many uses.

[@davealmighty9638]

I have one of these my father gave me. He got it during Desert Storm. An Iraqi soldier had taken his underwear off, and tied it to his rifle, waving it over his head, along with dozens of others doing the same. It is how they surrendered. The weapons were confiscated, and all of the bayonets ended up as war trophies. I actually have 2 of them.

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Did he keep the underwear as well

[@davealmighty9638]

@@Ukraineaissance2014 he kept the Iraqi soldier. He keeps him in his basement. He uses him as slave labor.

[@jungerfritz4173]

I get mine by my dad, he were a soldier in the Nationale Volksarmee in the GDR. Very cool and useful knife!!!

[@jungerfritz4173]

+refined.gentleman He was, sorry...

[@MK-hg9vs]

Hello im from Serbia (ex Yugoslavia), you can use that bayonet as a hammer by putting the ring in the scabbard of the blade, and use the scabbard as a handle. You just must be careful not to hit your self with the blade when you hammering.

[@youexterminatedbruh2854]

Wait this is really cool, thank you

[@bluesavage2293]

$7-$35 you say... *cries in 2023*

[@justinmiller6465]

the first bayonets were essentially barrel plugs you'd plug it down the end of the bore and voila you've a spear

You’ve a spear

[@El_Ratos]

@ didn’t expect to see you there

[@jor.5031]

You should start doing more "How to make" videos again, they were really great, and i have done them all. If you would allow a little suggestion, you should try making a bulletproof vest. They are fairly easy to make, but a great thing for SHTF/Survival.

[@GraysonMckernan]

Good idea

[@erickholmes6626]

Seems the Soviets were ahead of us here. We designed our own m9 bayonet in the late 80s. And those apparently had problems in the initial batch.

[@bananabong4911]

The steel end cap is actually made for hammering. On the type 1 bayonet you just had a round end of the grip, so when soldiers used it as a hammer they broke the grip of their bayonet, that's why they added the steel end cap on the type 2. Also, since both parts of the wire cutter are not isolated, it will produce a bright flash and a short circuit that could melt away parts of the bayonet if you cut an electrified fence with one positive and one neutral wire. I read about this in a NATO-manual some time ago, but i did not try this with my own AK-bayonet, so i cannot confirm it.

[@sowa9254]

Banana Bong you are completely right, i got one home from the Yugoslavian war

[@gjigaqaquj]

Kgbsurvivalist. Swiss army knife or leatherman? You have a preference? Have something better than the two?

[@KGBsurivalist]

I like the Leatherman, more to work with, but the Swiss army is a classic, preference at that point

[@gjigaqaquj]

Trying to figure out for myself lol

[@gjigaqaquj]

Its a difficult decision for me for sure

[@Atkrdu]

Laglemamu'g Gjiga'qaquj Why not have a Leatherman in your pocket & a small Swiss Army Knife on your keychain? That way, you at least have a good pair of tweezers.

[@FishFind3000]

I carry a Leatherman wave on my hip everyday it's super handy and I can't believe how I could have lived without it. If you get the EOD black coating it will leave some extra so you need to wipe it down once you get it or yours hands turn black but once a the extra is cleaned off from manufacturing it's perfect and doesn't come off at all. Not even the saw blade has lost its coating and I have been using it heavily over the last few days. Also it will be slightly thought from the coating but if you get the regular silver I don't think you will have any problems what so ever. I also have the molle sheath and it works great. It has a pocket inside so you can get the extra bit set if you want.

[@Atkrdu]

Putting a pipe over the sheath or the handle when using it for wire cutters will give you more power (same idea when changing a tire- put it right over the tire iron & you can put a lot more muscle & weight behind it in a safer way).

[@KGBsurivalist]

great idea

[@alexblakeley493]

...Yeah... it's called a breaker bar.

[@NB-ir1me]

"Leverage"

[@K.M925]

Romanian modes have rubber sheath insolation .

[@MrKreten]

The blade in not bolted to the handle...you can simply remove it by pushing out the cylindrical plastic piece in the center of the handle...Greetings from Yugoslavia!

[@dtgs4502]

People often forget that spears are the most versatile melee weapons. They require very little technique, and offer great range. The only reason people stopped using them is because feudalism changed standard battles into sieges.

[@ShinKyuubi]

Not a bad multipurpose blade, it would be handy to have if your going on a camping trip or your going on a long hike just in case things go wrong.

[@typeOhh]

05:37 did you just put it in backwards?

[@horustubes]

Yes, he did put it in upside down.

[@orylazy3087]

Thanks a lot! I was looking for a wire cutting bayonnet but i had trouble choosing between the M9 bayonet or AK bayonets

[@carlloeffler6074]

Nice review! I learned something. Thanks.

[@clausroquefort9545]

try to unscrew the pommel

[@doktormabuse7329]

did that with mine. turns out its not actually a full-tang construction.

[@custodianvrael6471]

@@doktormabuse7329 R/woosh

[@custodianvrael6471]

Time to end 'em rightly

[@MrAspentree]

It's funny how Americans actually copied the Soviet design when it comes to bayonets. The M9 bayonet has all the same features, albeit bigger and more Rambo-ish.

[@MrFRIINGE]

MrAspentree Probably because it was an effective design. A good idea is not overlooked just because someone say's it is copying.

[@MrAspentree]

PMC I agree. It's just funny how the American armed forces are always portrayed as the superior force in every way, yet they quietly and thoroughly copied many elemental things, like the bayonet, from the "backwards and underfunded" Soviets.

[@thebeyondwordser]

MrAspentree thats because the soviets worked in different ways. In America, a company comes up with an idea and tries to sell it to the army. This can be a great advantage or disadvantage, because its out of the box thinking. the product might be a huge innovation or a glorified paperweight. Soviet tech is designed based on basic needs and most cost effective. a study is done to find what a tool needs to do, and how much it should the cheapest product that meets the most requirements is chosen. both systems have their merits, but the american system lends it self to "ripping off" and "copying" of ideas more than the soviet.

I just got one of these and I’m looking for what the hook in the spine side of the guard is for, If anyone knows please respond to this comment, I’d love to know

[@honk5468]

Bending wire

[@mrgizmoman]

Forward attachment point of a wrist strap

[@youexterminatedbruh2854]

Its for a hand strap, just simply hooks onto it

[@warrenrhinerson6373]

That's really a type 2 AKM bayonet. The type one was released in 1963, with a plastic handle

[@baufender]

and the cover can be use as a can opener xD

[@Sweetasthesun]

I have a unused Soviet bayonet in brown/orange plastic in mint condition. And a Yugoslavian near mint condition. I am ethnic russian myself so proud to have them in my collection. 🇷🇺🇸🇪

[@secondswell]

Great video man.I was wondering do you still work at the army surplus store?

[@Nitrojet6]

Can you do a tour of your workshop?

[@SLACKPLAN9]

My East German AKM bayonet came in today. Looks REAL used, however, this guy is TOUGH and shows its German craftsmanship. I really like it.

[@seatt13likethecity47]

Would have been nice if you posted a link or website where you got it from

[@oldirtybrewton]

Outstanding video! Thank you!!!

[@SgtFoster]

Very good. Can you share where you got that Yugo for $20? That is a great price for a great bayonet.

[@martyboi5609]

I was literally holding my own one of the exact model while watching this

[@TheHanalf]

hahahahaaa me too

[@martyboi5609]

@@TheHanalf wow its so weird seeing a comment from myself a year ago

[@TheHanalf]

@@martyboi5609 HAha yes i see,.. you still have your ''capitalism stabber''?

[@martyboi5609]

@@TheHanalf yes indeed I still have my "capitalism stabber". It is very nice

[@TheHanalf]

@@martyboi5609 nice =) i was thinking if the blade is as hardcore as the AK, that a good knife!

[@boomdoggy6746]

Very well presented and articulated!!! What bayonet do you recommend for my new Arsenal SAM 7? Thx & Merry Christmas!!!

[@MeleeTiger]

That would also just be a good everyday carry or survival knife.

[@MARTINI0897]

Hi, i got the east german version of the AK-74 Bayonet. And i can say its indestructible. Very strong knife.

[@doorswhofan]

The bayonet scabbard also fits into the side of the front sight assembly on my Romanian WASR, and the "bottle opener" part hooks on to the upper part -- I'm assuming as some kind of adjustment wrench.

[@roabueme3433]

:( Original Russian '83/'85 AK74 Bayonet in very good condition in 2022 goes for $149.00 USD.

[@Apoc_Bone_Daddy]

I have the same Yugo bayonet, I literally use it for everything from cutting bread to steak and other stuff

[@sebastianharris-aldred8057]

Is the blade any good on the Yugo bayonet, I've been thinking about buying one online to use as an EDC/ survival knife

[@Apoc_Bone_Daddy]

@@sebastianharris-aldred8057 it's very crude but will work for most purposes Not the best, per SE,.but it is very good still

[@Andrei9thouzen]

Type 1 scabard with type 2 blade. Type 3 is much different, and made for the 74, this one in the video is for the 47.

[@DudeNumberOnePlus]

The blade is not full tang, or at least it is not on original bayonets, so you can cut wires with electrical current in it. note that also the sheat is insulated by plastic.

[@SgtJohnRemairez]

Has anyone figured out what the little hook shaped thing at the end of the hilt/handguard is? It's right behind the saw part of the blade if anyone sees what Im talking about. Not entirely sure what that does. Also I figured the saw could be used to maybe make shaving for starting a fire.

[@markrichards7452]

It so you can attach a peice of rope to hold the knife better

[@piewithmoustachepwm]

When you "holster" the bayonet, which side of the blade is supposed to go onto the bottle opener side? (I want to know do I have mine the correct or the wrong way)

[@youexterminatedbruh2854]

Wdym

[@raphaeldallanese3012]

nice. what steel that knife is made? tks

[@rareform6747]

Good Job ! Hey learning here , small tuition for higher education . Where I get this Bayonet ? My AK is just a short slant break . Thanks a bunch ..

[@sergeyy8846]

Why not put the circle that goes on top of the muzzle device into the sheath and use it like a hammer? That's an actual use of it.

[@adamstachura6510]

7:05 cat

[@zach4007]

When the blade and scabbard are used as wirecutters, i’ve found that they also can be quite effectively used as nail pullers.

[@SDrizzy]

WHY WOULD YOU NEED THI..... oh... yeah... zombies... my bad... sorry

[@KGBsurivalist]

Sam Drysdale haha right!

[@JortNNL]

Sam Drysdale That right i use it for zombies oh wait a sec.. im back there was a zombie in my house hes dead again

[@bleepinfireman]

Slaughter round The G-36 Bayonet is actually surplus East-German AK bayonet that the barrel ring was taken off with a new one welded on, and some other mods for it to fit on the G-36

[@f36soldier]

Slaughter round or it

[@passiveaggressivenegotiato8087]

+Sam Drysdale because the left is horrified of bayonets. That's the reason that people have paid $100 to gunsmiths to weld-up and remake lugs back on their rifle; which were removed off for import. Mine has the lug and I have a bayonet for no real reason really. The same goes for suppressors. Those are not obsolete like bayonets, but since liberals tried to ban them - they have become more popular. Before Clinton's ban, you didn't see all the scary looking suppressors with teeth on them and shit. I don't like those, but I have to admit, I want a modern vortex flash suppressor and liberals not wanting me to have it, makes it easier to over-spend getting one, just like wasting $20 +shipping on a bayonet.

[@timfoley3189]

Blade facing up also keeps sharp side out of dirt! I must acquire one! Frobus is good but only a copy.

[@Elsanta666]

the round part between ga dle and knife is not just to go over the barrel, cuz ither wise they just not out it there..its puspose is to be use as an anchor ,attach a rope thro it throw it and it will catch and anchor itself

[@Neeverseen]

Had to get a wetstone grinder to sharpen this. The steel is tough as nails. It's annoying to get the knife in and out of the sheath since the spring, that holds the knife in, gladly dulls the edge. This knife is a tank!

[@ChrisVellrath]

Wow, I was looking for a black bayonet with a metal pummel, in particular I was considering a vintage east German version. I had not heard of the type 3 which is MUCH cheaper for essentially the same item and color. Thanks for pointing that out! PS: Do you open your kitty's tuna snack with the bayonet?

[@SanitysVoid]

The First gunners had to be protected by pikemen. So the pike on the gun was an obvious evolution.

[@oscartejeda6536]

Would this fit on the regular stock muzzle brake ???

[@reddunk1918]

What's the name of this knife and where can I buy the exact knife?

[@dmill6103]

cool video man :) whats your opinion of the new bayonet for the ak74 though? the one with the spear point on it

[@kraatzbobby-aol]

Is there a web site to order this item

[@werunguns]

Awesome video, just subbed!

[@LittleMtnOutdoors]

I have seen that shirt! Have you played at fulda gap?

[@Makata-kun]

Nice video.

[@vvudys]

MarkFromLT tu man pasakyk PUTGAIDI , kodel jis sneka angliskai jei bl nieko amerikietisko nekencia :D nu pasakyk PUTGAIDI :D

[@Makata-kun]

vvudys Anglai sukure anglu kalba.

[@Makata-kun]

vvudys Tai pagal tavo logika jeigu zmogus nekenčia salies Nigerijos pvz. O ten angliškai kalba tai reiskes kad jis nekencia anglu kalbos? Nu seimas nahujen bomza atsivede dirbti XD.

[@Makata-kun]

vvudys Ir vel lenkas apsiverkė.

[@Makata-kun]

vvudys Man tiesiog idomu o kokia yra tavo dieta?

[@jackchromatic]

Can u do a review of the CRKT knives

[@alexmusic2387]

Where to buy this knife?

[@mAdfIngers21]

Hey Kgbsurvivalist, I just got one of these bayonets and it is rather dull but is effective. However I would like it to be sharper for finer work. I have tried multiple sharpeners and have had very little success. How would you suggest sharpening it?

[@domrogers7207]

This is a cool video. Keep up the good work

[@yoellopez82]

Where can i buy?

[@ВячеславСкопюк]

Штык-ножи от АК легендарны своей ломучестью, я бы не рискнул такой в качестве ступеньки использовать

[@thehazemeister]

The back part of the hilt is a wire stripper

[@lukadebeljak2485]

i was helping my neighbour yesterday and he gave me that knife as a reward

[@lukadebeljak2485]

he used it in was that is so cool

[@Rodeo_Wizard]

Please keep those videos coming. More videos please.

[@tsarytsin]

Love the practical application section. If I need to assault a paint can I know that I am ready! PS, the cat...

[@crobro6380]

What steel is this and is it full tang?

[@yasminocalan1368]

Can you do more vids?

[@si_vis_pacempara_bellum4906]

Some of the Chinese Type 56 used this bayonet.. They cheapest I found in China is about 80 US cents.. And it works like a charm..

[@thehappygamer7608]

woah, i just a saw you commenting on another video today

[@Oreguns85]

80 cents? Wow, you should of bought all of em

[@thomasmiller9589]

where can you get this in the usa?

[@AZB2000]

I think thats a Yugoslavian m70 bayonet. I just got one, looks very similiar

[@Melanittanigra]

Almost no one used bayonets in the days of flintlock weapons. Bayonet charges only ever happened a handful of times. By the time the American Civil War rolled around, bayonets only accounted for like 1% of casualties.

[@destructive1220]

the bayonet shown in the video is a Yugo ak bayonet

[@WarriorLL]

akoptionsllc.com/yugo-ak47-bayonet-m70/ I just bought one too

[@justinmiller6465]

could you do a review on the mora (morakniv) companion

[@patrickdixon9897]

Can it be useful as a survival knife

[@NanoTofee]

Pretty much any piece of iron with a sharp edge on it is a survival knife.

[@yasminocalan1368]

Can you upload more vids please?

[@lewiss-tv7rn]

Do more videos dude! I love them ☺

[@dillonrogers7496]

how long is the blade?

[@kellyshea92]

hey could i put a bayonet on my RAS-47?

[@Greenftor]

What he didnt mention is that steel quality is not so good. It is very brittle, standing on these is a good way to fall. But for only 9 dollaz?

[@waitandsee6753]

Its an army knife ... it held me when i stood on it (70 kg) so yes its awesome. And the price does not say how good the knife is...

[@Jkim8901]

How'd you get a bayonet lug on your AK? Aren't those illegal for civilian use?

[@kylewilson1728]

They are standard on military style semiautomatic rifles like AR-15's unless your state bans them, like New York, but exceptions include military surplus bolt actions like Lee-Enfield's, Mosin-Nagant's, etc.

[@Leviathan7.62]

Depending on your state yes and no. If you live in a predominantly liberal state, yes. If you live in a predominantly conservative state, no.

[@Jkim8901]

I live in the south, I live free :)

[@Ravi_Parekh]

Plz do more reviews

[@wats207]

It would be cool if you would do a crimson web on the bayonet. :)

[@420sthedaytopray]

Where are you from?

[@sharkfinbite]

Flintlock rifles could shout 3 bullets per minute and there were techniques to shoot two more bullets within that 3 bullets in 1 minute range but I think that was all you could do. Though I he talked about stuff mostly about the 1600s and I don't know much about guns during that time.

[@kibsavp4865]

You could use it as a hammer by putting the ring in to the sheet. Sorry for bad english.

[@Shawn_the_Protogen]

I have a west german Type 1 Transitional AKM bayonet, got it at a surplus store for $40

[@jrc99us]

Question I have a 47 AKM and I put the TAPCO 74 muzzle brake on it. Would the 74 bayonet work on my 47?

[@warrenrhinerson6373]

I do not believe so. I'm not expert, but I think you have to use stock muddle breaks. Dont quote me on that

[@jrc99us]

Warren Rhinerson Ok thanks

[@Leviathan7.62]

Most likely not, I have the same style of muzzle brake on my AK variant rifle. My bayonet could not fit, because the muzzle ring is supposed to be flush with the front sight. I hope this helped.

[@oscartejeda6536]

Great review