Theredstrokes
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- Nov 11, 2023
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We came across this bayonet in the banks of the Llano River in Texas. We know it's from 1942 and stamped England. There are some markings that we cannot decipher. Anyone have more info on this?
It seems that they were still using the same rifles in 1992-So this would fit a .303 British WWII rifle? A lot of those were tied in with Imperial India, back in the day.
I noticed the police still having the very similar models slung over the shoulder.Iāve had several .303 military rifles.
Stampings showing retooling and replacement barrel dates. A few had a āPā designation. I wad told these were issued to Police depts in India post-war. A very serviceable rifle, although Iām not a big fan of stripper clips.