the faded serial number (maybe you can tell the origin by the font?) and something that im nut even sure that is not just a dent. is that the right direction?Īlso, those are the most close things that ive found to a manufacturer stamps. it looks just like you said, but the ring is not aligned when pulled all the way up. Sorry I cannot say more about this bayonet without knowing the stamps it can have on the shank and /or the blade ricasso. The long stop of the ring (your bottom) Arrow looks very germanic. Mointed that actual way, the bridge of the ring cannot go on the front slot. The small stop stud should be on the flat (straight) part of the front of the ring and not on the slanted part. what is the best way to remove the rust?Ĭurly red ryder a écrit: I think that the ring is not well mounted on the socket.how much do they worth? i'm not planning to sell it at all but just want to know as much as possible about the pieces in my collection.is the orientation of the locking ring right? from pictures over the net, im not sure so.
it is not flat triangle, but have a fullered blade.Īfter looking HERE (link), maybe it is a 1777 C.anIX Modifié 1830?.the spike flat part wont say "US" as well. can see some really fade serial number on the right side of the spike base.note the buldge in the socket base area is on the UPPER side like french models.i was told it is from the 1830 era and british made, but coudlnt find any good identification that fots that and looks right.Ībout my bayonet (See pictures for description also): I've arrived this forum during my searches for the identification of my socket bayonet, and seen that people here have a lot of information and knowledge, as well as i beleive that my bayonet is from French or Great Britain origin. i hope i've posted the thread on the right forum (again, i'm not speaking french) : I'm sorry as im not talking french, so i will write in english.
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