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Chinese AK Bayonets
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Pair of Black (one with lump one without), pair of red, pair of green (one with lump one without)
pair of red w/ brass pin (one in plastic) and single Chinese AK47

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Chinese AK47 Bayonets
  Chapter Two, cont.

   The examples of Chinese AK47 bayonets shown in Figures 23 and 24 were both made and sold as U.S. import items. Both knives feature blued steel metal for the parts of the hilts. The scales on both are Chinese Chu wood with those on the knife in Figure 23 being stained dark brown to match the furniture on the Polytech Legend AK47 that the bayonet came with and those on the knife in Figure 24 stained orange brown. The bayonet in Figure 24 is a separate import item made for the U.S. collectors market.

   The scabbards on both bayonets are blued metal and are similar to the Early Russian AK47 scabbard. They are slightly narrower than the Russian version (25 mm vs. 26 mm). This is accomplished by eliminating the tensioning spring found in other AK47 bayonet scabbards. Due to this, the rivet for holding the tensioning spring in is noticeably absent. The bands, which attach the hangers, are also made of thinner metal on the Chinese bayonets than on the other AK47 bayonets.

Figure 23. Chinese AK47 Bayonet Sold With Polytech Legend, Front and Back

The examples of Chinese AK47 bayonets shown in Figures 23 and 24 were both made and sold as U.S. import items. Both knives feature blued steel metal for the parts of the hilts. The scales on both are Chinese Chu wood with those on the knife in Figure 23 being stained dark brown to match the furniture on the Polytech Legend AK47 that the bayonet came with and those on the knife in Figure 24 stained orange brown. The bayonet in Figure 24 is a separate import item made for the U.S. collectors market.

From Page 21 Kalashnikov Bayonets
© 2002 by Martin Ivie
Reprinted with permission of the author

Kalashnikov Bayonets:
This work is intended to aid both the novice and the advanced collector in identifying the various AK bayonet types and their countries of origin. The first U.S. published book devoted to AK Bayonets. Over 250 photos. Line drawings from manuals and technical data sheets. Chapters on the four basic bayonet types, chapters on other variations: AK 47, AKM Type 1, AKM Type II/Early AK74, & AK74. Separate chapter on the Czech Vz58 bayonets. Special bonus chapter on the Russian NR-2 and NRS-2 Scout knives. Hard cover. The Collectors' Guide to Bayonets
   for the AK and Its Variations

Author: Martin D. Ivie
Publisher: Texas Diamond Eye Publications 2002
ISBN: 0972120939

   This work is intended to aid both the novice and the advanced collector in identifying the various AK bayonet types and their countries of origin. The first U.S. published book devoted to AK Bayonets. Over 250 photos. Line drawings from manuals and technical data sheets. Chapters on the four basic bayonet types, chapters on other variations: AK 47, AKM Type 1, AKM Type II/Early AK74, & AK74. Separate chapter on the Czech Vz58 bayonets. Special bonus chapter on the Russian NR-2 and NRS-2 Scout knives. Hard cover.