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19th July 2006, 10:31 PM
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yes Tim they do use that caliber but normaly as the Lee Enfield which takes a differnt fixing on the bayonet.
In the hand one can see the leathers age though, Fresh? no chance!  Its like loads of the Pre WW1 bayonet scabbards I see. You must as well? The bayonet is used but looked after, never even been sharpened. Spiral |
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