Looking for a personal army to help ID the bayonet I just picked up.

>>33729379
interesintg

that's just rusty nugget bayonet, idk what you expected

>>33729379
Nvm I found it, Dutch M1871 Beaumont bayonet.

Google image search "pattern 1853 socket bayonet" and see if that is a match

>>33729379
It's for a famas.

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>>33729379
is this for an ak?

>>33729379
M1870?

>>33730826
Socket bayonet used with the 10.75 mm. (.42 caliber) M1870 (Berdan II) infantry rifle.
Patterned after the Swiss M1863 bayonet, the M1870 bayonet has a cruciform blade profile and the, now familiar, screwdriver point. This example is a M1870 infantry bayonet, with the socket cut so as to mount to a bayonet stud on the right side of the barrel. The M1870 dragoon bayonet was shorter, with the socket cut so as to mount to the front sight, which doubled as a bayonet stud.

Developed by American General Hiram Berdan, the M1870 rifle and bayonet were produced in large numbers at the three major Russian arms factories (Tula, Izhevsk, and Sestroretsk). The M1870 served as the standard Russian rifle until it was superseded by the Mosin-Nagant M1891. Many Russian troops were still armed with the M1870 during the Russo-Japanese War of 1905

>>33730826
Blade length 20.25 inch 514mm
Overall length 23.25 591 .
Inside diameter 700 17.8mm

How did you take the measurements?

>>33730826
>>33730869
>>33730877

Wrong. Yours only has three blade surfaces not 4 right? Triangular not quadangular?

If quadangular then it is a Russian m1870 for a beredan but from your pictures it does not look quadangular

>>33729529
>Nvm I found it, Dutch M1871 Beaumont bayonet.

Doh. Glad you found it