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M1 Garand Bayonet Historical Replica

$53.99
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26417 #17 BK2343
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • BLADE MATERIAL: 9 3/4" black coated stainless steel blade.
  • TEXTURED HANDLE: Slip-free grip.
  • LOCKING SCABBARD: Sturdy locking scabbard included.
  • HISTORIC ETCHING: "US 1943" historical blade etching.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 15".
M1 Garand Bayonet Historical Replica
  • BLADE MATERIAL: 9 3/4" black coated stainless steel blade.
  • TEXTURED HANDLE: Slip-free grip.
  • LOCKING SCABBARD: Sturdy locking scabbard included.
  • HISTORIC ETCHING: "US 1943" historical blade etching.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 15".
$53.99
The legendary M1 Garand rifle once bore bayonets just like this historically faithful replica. It features a 9 3/4" black coated stainless steel blade and a textured handle for a slip-free grip. "US 1943" is delicately etched on the blade, and our historical reproduction includes a sturdy locking scabbard. Called "the greatest battle implement ever devised" by General Patton, the M1 Garand officially replaced the M1903 Springfield as the standard service rifle of the US Armed Forces in 1936, becoming one of the most recognized pieces of military weaponry in history. The legendary M1 Garand was used exclusively by US forces in World War II and the Korean War, and to a lesser extent in the Vietnam War.

Overall rating: 3.6 / 5 from 5 reviews.

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Looks Great

"This M1 bayonet looks great and authentic. The weight of the bayonet is substantial. Much heftier than I expected With a little light sanding and steel wool it takes on the petina of a WW II weapon. My only complaint is it does not lock on my M1 Garand. The fitting on the end of the handle is too shallow to accept the lug on the rifle and lock securely. Kind of bummed out, was really looking forward to adding it to the Garand. It looks ok on the rifle, but without it being locked I won't display it that way."

— William K. (3/5)

Great bayonet

"Nice replica for my collection of WW2 memorabilia for a reasonable price."

— Steve F. (5/5)

nice but not sharp

"When the bayonet arrived the first thing I checked was the blade. And I found it to be very dull. I work it with a stone and also a steel but could not get a fine edge on it. Some Chinease steel is bad for knives I have two other china blades that are the same you can't get them to hold an edge. Nice to look at but useless for anything. I like all my blades to be razor sharp the way they were ment to be.if it were made in Pakistan the blade would take an edge they use goog steel."

— John K. (2/5)

Just like the original

"I have an original bayonet and it is difficult to tell the difference. Great copy."

— John M. (4/5)

M1 Garand Bayonet

"I am quite satisfied with M1 Garand Bayonet. Stout, sturdy, good Sheath. I am a Navy Vet So if you were close enough to stick em you were close enough to shoot em.(I know bayonet for no more ammo)Lack of ammo did not happen much on a ship full of supplies. but if you have a Garand you should have a Bayonet. Just in case you find any marshmellows to roast in the field."

— Steven D. (4/5)

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