ENDED Replica Richmond bayonet

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OldSarge79

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I obtained this bayonet several months ago as it has almost all characteristics of a Richmond Armory bayonet. (see discussion posted 12-13-22). In fact, it took the acknowledged expert, Paul Johnson, to verify that it is actually a reproduction. Whether whoever made it intended it to resemble a Richmond bayonet or it just came out that way, I don't know, but it certainly resembles one:
The blade is uneven and wavy.
The sight bridge is not perfectly in line with the shank.
The hole for the locking ring screw is not centered.
The fluting is off-center.
The edges are not evenly cut.
Completely unmarked.
And like many original Richmond bayonets were intentionally made, this one not only fits Richmonds and US Model 1861's, it also fits on an Enfield, so it would be appropriate on an Enfield as well. It has a very nice grey patina.

While I am not a reenactor, I would think this would be perfect for a Confederate reenactor with a Richmond Armory musket, or even an Enfield. Probably a great conversation piece too.

Socket length: 2 7/8 in
Overall length: 22 1/16 in

Price $60 plus actual shipping.

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