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AK-47 Bayonet Overview
Posted: Sun. Jul 16, 2006
This is not a complete list or AK bayonets, but it shows a lot of the variety. Click on the pictures for more information. Click
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Boker AK47 Switchblades
Posted: Sat. Jun 17, 2006
These are some cool knives, strong reliable, cheap and they look cool too. There are 9 styles to choose from direct from Boke ...Click
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Egyptian Maadi AK47 Bayonet
Posted: Sat Apr 15 2006 2: 57 pm
Egyptian Maadi AK47 Bayonets are rare and a cool item for a AK47 bayonet collection. They are a type 2 version in a brown co ...Click
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A
bayonet is a knife- or dagger-shaped weapon designed
to fit on or over the muzzle of a rifle or similar weapon.
It is a close combat weapon.
Its
evolution can be traced to a certain extent to
a fortuitous accident. In the mid-17th century
irregular conflicts of rural France, the peasants
of the Southern French town of Bayonne, having
run out of powder and shot, rammed their long-bladed
hunting knives into the muzzles of their primitive
muskets to fashion impromptu spears, and by necessity
created an ancillary weapon that was to influence
Western European infantry tactics until the early
20th century.
The
benefit of such a dual-purpose arm contained in
one was soon apparent. The early muskets fired
at a slow rate (about a round per minute when loading
with loose powder and ball), and were unreliable.
Bayonets provided a useful addition to the weapon-system
when an enemy charging to contact could cross the
musket's killing ground (a range of approx 100
yards/metres at the most optimistic) at the expense
of perhaps only one volley from their waiting opponents.
A foot long bayonet (extending to a regulation
17 inches (approx 43 centimetres) during the Napoleonic
period, on a 6 foot (almost 2 meter) tall musket
achieved a reach similar to the infantry spear,
and later halberd, of earlier times.
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