A replica of the British Model 1907 bayonet, made of blued steel. Its handle has screwed-on wooden grips, while the scabbard is made of leather and is finished with metal elements at the entrance and end. The bayonet and scabbard have no markings. The bayonet was designed in 1906 and introduced into service in 1907. It was designed for the SMLE (Short Magazine Lee Enfield) rifle. Production continued, intermittently, until 1945. It was manufactured in Great Britain, India, and Australia. In 1926, its designation was changed to: Bayonet, No. 1, Mk. 1.
- Ideal for reenactment!
- New, unused item!
- Total weight: approximately 0.77 kg.
- Total bayonet length: 54 cm, blade length: 41.5 cm
FOR REENACTMENT?
These types of bayonets were used in the British Armed Forces and other armies of the British Commonwealth during World War I and World War II. Production ended in 1945, and by that time over 5 million had been produced.
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