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Type | Description | Blade Length |
Overall Length |
Muzzle |
Markings |
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M1949 Conversion |
Knife bayonet for use on the 8 mm. Mauser Kar98k rifle. In 1948, the Israeli Army was equipped with captured World War II German equipment, including Kar98k rifles and M1884/98 III bayonets. The Israelis replaced the crosspiece on the German bayonet with one that had a full muzzle ring. The Israelis later manufactured their own M1949 bayonets, which are crudely finished compared to the German conversions. |
9.875 |
15.00 |
.620 |
Ricasso (Left): "42 cof" Ricasso (Right): "5442" over "X" Pommel (Left): "WaA519" (twice) Pommel (Right): Hebrew character inside Star of David (Israeli Defense Forces inspection mark) and Hebrew character inside a circle (Army property mark). Scabbard (Body): "S/172" over "1940" and "652" over "J" Scabbard (Frog Stud): Hebrew character inside Star of David (Israeli Defense Forces inspection mark) and Hebrew character inside a circle (Army property mark). |
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