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Here’s some pics of My 1895 Russian contract Musket with the 16″ Win. bayonet & scabbord. Like I said I’m needin’ a cleaning kit and tool kit for it
I did find a box of orig ammo , it ain’t here yet, and there is a tin of 440 rounds coming up at auction I’ll try to get
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The bayonet looks like what was used on the 1895 Lee Navy too. I’m not sure if there were different lengths?
Nice rifle Henry. Never liked 95’s until I actually bought one when the price was to good to refuse. New respect.
RickC
Chuck ; According to the ’95 book,They used a 16″bayonet , primarily, and a 8″ which is apparently scarce and many of ’em faked.
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Rick ; I don’t really care for ’em either but nice ones, especially these muskets, are hard to come by, and believe Me it was no “bargain”
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Henry Mero said
Rick ; I don’t really care for ’em either but nice ones, especially these muskets, are hard to come by, and believe Me it was no “bargain”
I’m sure it wasn’t cheap. Nice find still the same. Your collection is impressive.
RickC
Henry Mero said
Chuck ; According to the ’95 book,They used a 16″bayonet , primarily, and a 8″ which is apparently scarce and many of ’em faked.
The Lee Navy bayonet is 8-1/4″ long. Here is some information from Eugene Myszkowski’s book on the Lee Navy. Start reading the last paragraph on the left side of the page.
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