US M1917 Bayonet
- Thread starter green
- Start date
General Cutlery
The General Cutlery and Canadian Arsenals bayonets are quite crude compared to the WWI Pattern 14 & P17 bayonets made by Enfield (1200), Vickers (1500), Remington and Winchester. They fit the Pattern 14 & P17's but have a parkerized finish, plastic grips and the ends of the split or roll pins that hold the guard are showing.
The scabbards are American made plastic or reinforced green plastic rather than the WWI leather type.
In my collection of Remington and Winchester Pattern 14, P14/17, P17 & Vietnam P17 bayonets.
The bayonet on the bottom of the board is the P17 Vietnam model.
The scabbard on the right is similar to the WWII models but this one is made for made for the bottom P17 bayonet.
The General Cutlery and Canadian Arsenals bayonets are quite crude compared to the WWI Pattern 14 & P17 bayonets made by Enfield (1200), Vickers (1500), Remington and Winchester. They fit the Pattern 14 & P17's but have a parkerized finish, plastic grips and the ends of the split or roll pins that hold the guard are showing.
The scabbards are American made plastic or reinforced green plastic rather than the WWI leather type.
In my collection of Remington and Winchester Pattern 14, P14/17, P17 & Vietnam P17 bayonets.
The bayonet on the bottom of the board is the P17 Vietnam model.
The scabbard on the right is similar to the WWII models but this one is made for made for the bottom P17 bayonet.
