Springfield Armory

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This could be a whole new problem for me.

In searching for a bayonet for my Garand, I found myself getting pretty caught up in the military thing................does it never end!
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Of course not! Get yourself a couple of old Springfields to go with those two bayonets.
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Nice looking bayo's there...add a couple of 03's and your good to go... ::tu::
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Hi Gary:
Although those are The Model 1905 they will fit as you know your Garand.
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They're so long........................! Now I have to find a short one........or two! ::dang::

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Since you seem to have two. Send one to me for safe keeping and I'll let it sit by my old M-1 for company.

OR try to find the extremely sought after "red handled" Navy version of that bayonet. ::disgust:: They're out there, but they are PRICEY!!!

Those are two very nice bayonets, and yes the choices for that M-1 seem endless. The LONG knife, the short knife that was a LONG knife, the later and the Korean war versions LOL.

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The combinations are endless!

Year, model, manufacture, lengths, scabbards,............oh my!

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