Bayonets for the Heckler and Koch G3 rifle
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Early pattern G3 bayonet with grooved wooden grips and Danish M8 style scabbard with the wood grain finish. Commonly known as the Rheinmettal G3 these were made by Eickhorn and a similar bayonet with a different pommel was made for the M16 rifle thanks to Bill porter for the extra info |
     
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Totally unmarked I believe this is either a German G3 bayonet or one of their fro export. THe bayonet is completely unmarked |
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KCB with hilt modifications to allow fitting to the G3 rifle |
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INDONESIA |
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G3 bayonet similar to the early German Eickhorn ones but with black plastic rather than wood grips |
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IRAN |
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G3 bayonet with distinctive web frog
Hilt
Distinctive web frog with brass ringed hole
Very rough sharpening to the blade |
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AG3 made from US M4 parts |
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PAKISTAN |
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Crudely made G3 bayonet, with rough castings and poorly fitting grips. No markings, but UK SLR pattern blade would probably indicate the Pakistan link
Interesting scabbard manufacture has middle rather than side seams |
 
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Commercial G3 bayonet with no markings to indicate Pakistan manufacture |
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G3 bayonet for the HK rifle forged hilt |
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PORTUGAL
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Bayonet for the G3 rifle |
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SPAIN
while not for the G3 as such the later CETME L is very similar |
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Among the last bayonets made by Toledo before they closed down this is a variation for the Air Force of the CETME L bayonet, it features a distinctive hilt catch similar to the G3 types. THe Toledo mark is clearly stamped on the blade and bayonet shows a low serial number |
   
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Naval Issue of the CETME L bayonet has a press button catch and a Navy anchor on the blade. Toledo stamp is not clear on this example |
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m/1965 for the AK4 rifle (the Swedish version of the German Heckler and Koch G3 rifle) |
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TURKEY
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Long bladed G3 bayonet in what appears to be a WWI FAG style scabbard which is unmarked unlike one below |
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Scabbard for G3 bayonet |
