true because usually people tend to die when they get to "feel" a bayonet lol

Do you maybe remember how to use them as a fighting knife? I heard they were meant to have edge facing upwards but I don't understand how you would make cuts like that to your opponent

@@jonasdeejee890 well, think about it as the tip of a spear-that is how you use it (mainly)-attached to a rifle.

@@dandondera2618 well I bought it mostly as a cheap SHTF fighting knife detached from the rifle. I saw a vid by Cav Trooper 19D called "AKM bayonet not upside down, Why, and the Soviet military doctrine behind it " in which he explains that the Soviet doctrine was to stab upwards but other then that knife fighting techniques for this bayonet are unfindable.

@@jonasdeejee890 what are you looking for? a refined technique of how to use this as a fighting knife? The only one I can think of as far as a military indoctrinated fighting technique is the fairbyrne sykes. I dont think youtube would allow me to go into details as it triggers keywords. Theres a video for ww2 on youtube on how to fight with a club or knife, depicting 2 men that washed onto an island. The muzzle loop can be threaded into a stick for a spear or shoved into the sheath for a crude ice pick type weapon and a true tomahawk for hammer bashing. I think youre looking for a course in prison shank fighting. Like get your buddy to grab them by the legs while you go to town. Its just a bunch of underhand jabbing techniques, like a jab punch. do that about 40 times all over. They call prison gladiator school and theres techniques in there from lifers that shoved deep into the hole that make those ww2 training techniques look like amateur hour.

I have a wasr10 been trying to find a Romanian bayonet with all accessories for a while but no luck.

haha i hope it was good for you?

Same. I even love to hold them in hand when sleepping...

Actually yes, in a certain real way, it was made following one of your requests a couple months ago, cheers.

MIŠA you are the best wish you awesome day and I'm looking forward to seeing your next video

Yep, $60 I'd pay...$200 not so much. Heck, i just bought another Star BM pistol for less than that. I tend not to buy accessories when you can get some surplus guns for less hehe.

Sure, some of it at least. The US borrowed the feature for the M9 bayonet too.

B. Pornchaser They’re identical to the SKS bayonet in concept. Always attached but can be folded out of the way if needed.

Same here pretty much.

aris spilios Just to throw in my two cents none of my AKM pattern bayonets are sharpened. They have grinds that almost come to a cutting edge with some closer than others.

William Ganley Thanks Mr William for the reply ! Maybe the Russians not intented to use their bayonets as utility knives....in my opinion and some knowledge about knives the AK bayonets look pretty flimsy !

Don't get into the habit of considering bayonets to be unsharpened though. My Japanese Type 30 bayonet has a wickedly sharp edge on the top half of the blade and the tip is a needle.

I’ve used one of my AKM style bayonets while camping to attempt to chop/cut wood and such. Not very useful even with the serrated edge on the back. The primary edge is also quite dull. As you suggest, I suspect they are only meant for aggressive thrusts/slashes while attached to a rifle.

@@nekoghostgunner1129 Mr NekoGhost Yes i heard that the Japanese used their bayonets as a machete to cut through the dense jungle ! I think the Swiss bayonet for the K31-K11 is razor sharp too ! Have a nice day ! :)

Wasr's are Romanian made so Romanian bayonets should be the safest bet, emphasis on should be

The PA86 sling is very nice.

Well, that just seems...wrong.

2 methods for rust removal: 1. Provided nothing is blued, I like Evaporust for any sort of rust removal. It is not toxic, it's not harsh and ONLY goes after iron oxide. Just drop the rusty parts in and let it sit overnight. Repeat as needed. Evaporust is water soluble, so rinse off with water and then immediately oil all metal surfaces or it will flash rust. 2. If you have any blued metal you want to preserve, please note that Evaporust will REMOVE the bluing because bluing is in fact rust. If you want to preserve some collector's value, then I suggest getting a can of Kroil or another good penetrating oil or you could use Hoppe's No 9, but it's not as ideal. Next, you will want REAL COPPER scrub pads. Chore Boy brand are real copper. The reason you want copper is because copper is softer than steel and won't just scrub away the bluing. Soak the parts in penetrating oil for several hours (or overnight) and then lightly scrub. Wipe away the iron oxide as you go or else the iron oxide will act as an abrasive and scrub away your bluing. The copper will turn the part orange because it is softer than the steel. Just wipe it off with an oiled rag. Method 2 will not strip the rust as thoroughly as Evaporust, but will get rid of what it can while leaving as much original finish as possible behind (unless you went medieval on it). Don't worry about rust spots on it though. Rust does not just spread on its own, so be sure to oil after either method. Remember, it's only active rust you need to worry about.

@@billmelater6470 ok thanks for informing me

Is the model 6x2 is the first type for the ak47 6x3 second type for akm only 6x4 third type for akm and ak74 6x5 fourth type born for the ak74 but compatible with akm 6x (latin 6H) is the denomination for bayonets, while the last number is the variant

I have a long tent peg that fits on my Lebel, that count? lol