can you but a bayonet on this?
1423834
No and yes. The bayonet lug is slightly too thick for a bayonet to fit. I have not tried to put a bayonet on mine (remember this is made of zinc or some similar weak metal) but I saw on a forum that some one had filed some of the bottom of the lug off and a bayonet fit and latched fine. I would not try this with the longer M-1 bayonets because the leverage from the longer length plus the extra weight might break the lug off. I think I searched Denex and forum to find the reference.
1423835
They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the... » Read More They recommend you don't [cause they have to], but I have a 16" vintage one fixed with no trouble. It's really snug [kind of as it should be] and if I wanted to be able to get it on and off swiftly, the other answers are accurate--the lug could use a bit of filing. That said, I took a chance and my bayonet went on with no work needed. With all due respect to the previous answers, if the bayonet is fixed properly, the ring on the top of the quillion [guard] is around the muzzle, so unless you're actively slashing a bunch of heavy stuff you won't need to worry to much about torque on the lug [even if you've altered it a bit]. « Show Less
789496
You Could depending on your Knives. I don't think it would be the Safest Idea.
1894358
From the way it looks it seems that you can. However keep in mind it is seems to have a plastic handle.
869921
you probably can, just remember to account for the weight of the knives as well the bar itself.
2016811
Yes, you can. It is surprisingly sturdy (well-built). I specifically got these so that they can be used one handed.
677119
I guess you could ask that same question about any bayonet really... The answer? Who cares. Leave people to their vices
454473
You can... But I strongly recommend not getting this. The spring system does not hold the angle very well and you will ruin the edge of your knife with this. Good idea, Horrible implementation. I would get something else if I were you. I threw mine in the garbage.
1100271
I suppose you could but they aren't very sturdy. I broke mine trying to get my rifle out. Not being abusive just pulled and it broke at the base.
472870
Yes you can but it's limited. Can't go too high on the elevation but that shudnt matter if you have a scope
1402726
When you say can't attach, please go into more detail. The bayonet connectors are pretty straight forward as they simply twist on.
1065022
Yes, but it's hard to operate because of it's position. There is a second way to open it with a place on the blade. I wouldn't advise your getting this knife. I returned my first one and got a replacement that is slightly better. I would not recommend this knife period.
2053777
If you're putting this on a civilian AR-15 style rifle, you'll likely need a spacer/adapter for a snug fit. Most civilian AR barrels aren't made for bayonet use, despite having the lug.
1996191
You can do if yourself with a standard AR15 armors tool or standard wrench, but please note that I returned this item because it was a fake/clone like others have sold on amazon. The finish was horrible and not to spikes quality/spec.
1851544
No, I don't think so. I think the knife-style bayonet is what fits that particular sks
1766430
It is suppose to be but its extremely tight and the supplied screw is cheap so it will strip and it will be stuck and you will curse. Next, bipod is cheap and broke after 1 use. Extremely loose when not broke so the legs with go all over while carrying. I suggest taking bayonet off, put nothing back and put bipod on aftermarket stock or none at all.
2201821
Yes you can. I love this knife a lot! I do use it daily even thou I have a slew of top quality knives at my disposal.
1239437
no you cannot! it requires some type of rail system to be able to mount it! at least the one i have