M1 Garand Bayonets

My collection

[@cannonball666]

WWII M1942 16" Garand bayonets were used in the Pacific. Came in a scabbard marked USN Mark I. They needed the long blade to counter the Japanese long bayonet.

[@commiesnzombies]

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[@cannonball666]

Any M1 Garand bayonet without a date was made after 1943

[@ronaldwilson3503]

The uncut U.H.F. also came from an auction.

[@michaeloakes2200]

i have one in mint condition

[@donaldbuckley971]

Got 1905 RIA 1906 manufacture matching RIA 1906 marked scabbard 1910 belt hook

[@ronaldwilson3503]

donald buckley Good deal on finding all those dates that close.

[@donaldbuckley971]

Ronald Wilson Thanks 1st year manufacture pre serial no. In 47 years only 2nd one iv seen brought it in France big bucks

[@ronaldwilson3503]

donald buckley That is a awesome find. The world has definitely gotten smaller and hard to find great deals on items like that but easier to find that special piece for your collection with the internet.

[@TomJones-hi2wb]

Thanks I have an m5 wondering what rifle it was for

[@sergeantdef.3572]

M5-A1 Bayonet was made for the Garand m1 too. It was used in the Korean war.

[@MrRiccardo1965]

my 1905 bayonet made in 1942 by PAL fit the garand but not the remington 1903

[@ronaldwilson3503]

MrRiccardo1965 I wonder if some were put together with the Krag hilt?

[@patrickbearrambo2871]

Ótimas peças, gostei muito !!!!!!!!

[@ronaldwilson3503]

Patrick Bearrambo muchas gracias

[@sixshooter3313]

Why do you call "cartridges" bullets?

[@762cat]

sixshooter Because it’s common for most people to do that

[@ronaldwilson3503]

Guess I'm not anal or politically correct. It's like magazine and clip. I know what you're talking about from the conversation. Knight and night ect.... It's not hard.