practical use for SKS bayonet ?

[pottsy]

Accidentally giving yourself a poke in the ribs during removal from your SKS when you didn't think about the spring... other then that... Zombies.

 

[liberal-hater]

Good to have in case you are called upon to let a dangerous buildup of hot air out of a liberal...

 

[MasterPython]

Instead of replacing it with a bi-pod I just partly extend it and stab the spike into the ground.

 

[woodchopper]

used one for cooking sausage on the fire

or when shooting and there is no bench or rifle rack just stick the spike into the ground

I guess it would make a good mine prod, but not a lot of minefields around here to test it out.

 

[riderpride55]

you can use for roasting hot dogs on the open fire

 

[lone-wolf]

It's a good conservation starter.
Usually 'That can't be legal'

 

[Brucecounty]

Opening the crate of ammo that everyone seems to have a hard time opening

 

[adrian84]

Some great idea's here! I particularly like the idea of using it as a bipod.

 

[GunNut1]

Home Invaders

 

[Bullpuppy]

I use my SKS for Deer hunting and the bayonet is used for gutting&skinning. I dont have to carry a knife.

Have fun with that! As knives go, even if you did sharpen it's still not the best choice for that job.

 

[rdelliott]

Why, bayonet charges, of course.

Had a bunch of friends out shooting at zombie targets from zombietargets.net, and when one ran my SKS dry, I told her "OK, now fix bayonet and charge the zombie".

She did a great job, bloodcurdling scream and all. Never laughed so hard on the range in my life .

 

[Elliott]

The spike bayonet on the Norcs is good for picking up garbage of the ground.

 

[Chas]

Ha - wasnt with my SKS - my first milsurp was a Lee Enfield with one of those 16 inch or so blade bayonets. when I got back to Thunder Bay, i showed it to a buddy of mine who I went to school with. He was sitting on the couch and jumped up with the rifle and bayo attached - and promptly drove the bayo through the gyprock ceiling of my apartment....

Land lord never saw that one when I left!

 

[daveg01]

Tooth pick?

Close range deer hunting?

 

[RMXC51]

Tooth pick?

For British people, maybe.

 

[cote_b]

I like the look of it just because that was the way it came from the factory. The SKS was a millitary rifle so I think it looks odd without the bayonet personally.

 

[tokguy]

A few years back there were a bunch of yahoos on the other side of the river from our cabin whooping it up pretty good. Son & I headed across the river on our ATV's to go back woods shooting and passed right through Camp Yahoo. Son in camo with a rifle slung on his back and me with my SKS with bayonet out on my back.
Camp Yahoo became very, very quiet as we smiled at them and motored on thru.
They were real quiet that night.

I happened upon a hunter while I was horseback last fall. I had my folding SKS with me as cougars are about now and then.
You do get a funny look and they kinda stutter a bit as they explain that the deer ran through the fence after it was shot. It was cool the whole time, just wanted to help out.
I'd like to get an cz-58 and see the looks then...

 

[Cerdan]

Why, bayonet charges, of course.

Had a bunch of friends out shooting at zombie targets from zombietargets.net, and when one ran my SKS dry, I told her "OK, now fix bayonet and charge the zombie".

She did a great job, bloodcurdling scream and all. Never laughed so hard on the range in my life .

Haha, I charged the target with my bayonet a few times too. Out of principle, you know...

 

[fogducker]

i refer to the spike on mine,as the tater checker

 

[cote_b]

I'd like to get an cz-58 and see the looks then...

My best friend got a non restricted cz-858 and took it deer hunting. he definetly got some funny looks and accused for "hunting with a machine gun" lol