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    Default Enfield Sword Bayonet

    Anybody know where I can get a bayonet for an ArmiSport 2 band Enfield that fits? I've tried three, from two different sources, and they dont work at all. Couldn't even modify to make them work, without welding, etc. I know somebody out there must sell one.

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    Try an original. That may be your best option
    Casey Osgood
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    You may want to try Dixie Gun Works if you haven't already. I got one from them and I only spent about 20 minutes with the file. Mine fits perfectly.
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    Ken Gavin
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    Co. C, 28th Penna. Vol. Inf.

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    Thanks, I've considered that and have googled for an original, but only seem to get antique dealers or ebay. you have any other ideas as to where I could find one.

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    Whoops, missed ..Thanks Kenneth. I'll check Dixie out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ngareb
    Thanks, I've considered that and have googled for an original, but only seem to get antique dealers or ebay. you have any other ideas as to where I could find one.
    Most Civil War shows will have a few for sale. Bring your rifle and try it on before you buy. There is one in Richmond this weekend but it may be a little far for you to drive.
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    Yeah, might be at that. Thanks tho.

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    Try using the file on the bayonet lug instead of on the rifle. Repro lugs seem to be too thick for the socket.
    Michael McComas
    Bailey, Bennett & Scott, Tailors
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    Try College Hill Arsenal for an original. They usually have quite a few original bayonets for different rifles. I don't knowt hat I've seen them offer an Enfield sword bayonet, but they would be a good place to start.
    Derek Carpenter
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