The bayonet the PLA never used, the Chinese AK Type 2

[@762cat]

You know, when people say commercial? I don't know what gets a bad name because you still find these things in warzones all over the planet.

[@andrewhaddock7996]

Nice to finally find out about these, there's not much out there on them,other than their Chinese.

[@pointynotsharp]

I'm not sure I was able to add much to that unfortunately

[@ericfg806]

Terrible QC. Not to throw shade on our fellow humans but that's just garbage. Don't buy crap like this.

[@762cat]

I don't know what you're talking about. I love Chinese AK bayonet.

[@novusregnum]

Hey do you still have your Instagram? I have a question about a bayonet, I was hoping you could help :D

[@pointynotsharp]

Yeah, my insta is linked to my KZbin. Happy to help

[@jakisfly]

I don’t like them because they are commercial, for the same reason I only collect Chinese Military AK mags, and do not care to acquire their many commercial versions. Your Bulgarian bayonet is very pretty

[@steelshrapnel9900]

As for collectible bayonets Poly Technologies imported with their AKS and AKM rifles into U.S. civilian market from 1985 to 1994 have become highly valued! Chinese Type 1 bayonet with blonde wood scales in mint condition made for Polytech Legend rifles bringing $250 - $500! Chinese Type 2 Red Bakelite in mint condition bring $150 - $350 in todays US auctions. High demand for Type 1 and 2 Chinese bayonets comes from Polytech rifle collectors trying obtain correct bayonets as originally sold with rifle! Polytech was famous for selling AKS and AKM rifles fully accessorized with three 30 round mags, cleaning kit, carbon tool, oil bottle, sling, and bayonet.