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Am I right in assuming this a WWII Japanese bayonet Type 30 Mid-War for the 7.7 mm. Type 99 Short Rifles? Thank you in advance for all your help.
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Looks like a lowcost production, could be chinese copy.
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Thanks Andy. Anyone else?
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Andy,
Are you saying it was copied by the Chinese and used during the war by the Chinese? Thanks
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Most likely a trainer bayonet
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Yes i would to this opinion. the handle is not extra well made, untypical shape of fuller. Questionable are the grips as it looks like crossguard is not in rectangular poisition to blade. Same as there is only one screw there.
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Thanks guys really appreciate it!
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