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[hardcore]

hey guys,

i had got this awhile back, i like the double edge. no markings i can see.

 

[Spielkind]

Hi,
Belgian M 1949 bayonet for the SAFN, with Yugoslavian M 1948 frog.

 

[hardcore]

Hi,
Belgian M 1949 bayonet for the SAFN, with Yugoslavian M 1948 frog.

thank you sir!

just so happen to have a safn 49 in 8mm.

but on the rife, the flash suppressor had been removed and a sleeve had been wielded in the suppressor in its place. i figure so the rifle could be imported. here is a pic of my safn 49.

 

[pwcosol]

thank you sir!
just so happen to have a safn 49 in 8mm. But on the rife, the flash suppressor had been removed and a sleeve had been wielded in the suppressor in its place. i figure so the rifle could be imported.

The Egyptian FN49 was not issued with a muzzle brake/flash suppressor (with the exception of some few Egyptian rifles equipped with a telescopic sight). The muzzle cap should have two holes in it (probably so a special spanner could be used to remove it if necessary). However, some later, refurbished rifles may have the cap tac-welded using one or more holes. Either way, the step in the cap accommodates the muzzle ring of the bayonet and allows it to be mounted.

 

[AndyB]

Yugoslavian M1948 frog are wrong there.b.r.Andy