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last days I found this. Is it a greek bayonet frog?
Is it for the M1971 webbing?
There were no markings on it.
last days I found this. Is it a greek bayonet frog?
Is it for the M1971 webbing?
There were no markings on it.
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A Greek bayonet frog?
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
Wolverine- Major
- Name : Andrew
Location : Canada
Registration date : 2014-01-18
Number of posts : 1409
Yes, this is Greek, and it is for the M1971 webbing. It is one of the few items that does not really have any counterpart in the US M1956.
masive- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Marc
Location : Germany
Registration date : 2016-10-11
Number of posts : 105
Thank you for your answer. That's good news.
michelwijnand- Senior Lieutenant
- Name : Michel Wijnand
Age : 36
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2016-11-09
Number of posts : 816
What bayonets were in this, I know they used the FAL, but never saw any bayonets in photos.
Some Type C variant?
Some Type C variant?
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ripcord- Colonel
- Location : USA
Registration date : 2012-12-29
Number of posts : 2863
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http://worldbayonets.com/Bayonet_Identification_Guide/Greece/greece_2.html
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http://worldbayonets.com/Bayonet_Identification_Guide/Greece/greece_2.html
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michelwijnand- Senior Lieutenant
- Name : Michel Wijnand
Age : 36
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2016-11-09
Number of posts : 816
Ok so both A and C, was there any year known that the type A was phased out?
And does anyone have a photo of a confirmed Greek used type C bayo so I can see which exact type they had?
Any photos of real use would also be welcome
And does anyone have a photo of a confirmed Greek used type C bayo so I can see which exact type they had?
Any photos of real use would also be welcome
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