Original Norwegian M1894 Bayonet for Krag–Jørgensen Rifles & Carbines Made Under German Occupation with Waffenamt Stamp Converted to Fit M1 Carbine Post-WWII with Scabbard Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage for the next five weeks

for the next five weeks

the scabbard can no longer lock onto the cross guard

The mount is marked 6609 on the upper flat of the right side

production of the Streamliner was modest

this dummy M1 is fitted with a stock that does not have the cross-bolt reinforcement

Original Norwegian M1894 Bayonet for Krag–Jørgensen Rifles & Carbines Made Under German Occupation with Waffenamt Stamp Converted to Fit M1 Carbine Post-WWII with Scabbard Category_MG 42 Ammo Storage for the next five weeksOriginal Item. Only One available. The Norwegian M1894 KragJrgensen Rifle was the result of the Swedish Norwegian Rifle Commission, which in 1891 set out to decide on a new primary service long rifle. Before they could decide on the rifle, first they had to develop a new cartridge that it would fire, with the end result being the 6. 555mm. After they they tested various rifle designs, eventually short listing three rifle designs: the Mannlicher 1892,