Thread: bayonets - what's the point ? (see what I did there...)

the old E cat rules that dont matter any more used it as a thing on semiautomatics to help with the designation of E cat

Originally Posted by Bill999

the old E cat rules that dont matter any more used it as a thing on semiautomatics to help with the designation of E cat

I'm tempted to weld a bayonet lug on my 10/22 now.

For al things Bayonet related, I think Corporal Jones had the answer

Originally Posted by dogmatix

I'm tempted to weld a bayonet lug on my 10/22 now.

weld it to the end of your suppressor for extra cool points

Originally Posted by rugerman

lol that's why they have a "world" series with only them in it Rules around bayonet's do seem a bit odd considering you can walk into any mitre 10 or the like and walk out with a machete, axe or other pointy choppy stuff.

The law blocking them from normal import change was one of Helen Clark's Governments " I want to get a job in the UN" actions. SO, naturally odd.

Originally Posted by Cordite

Imagine a mounted bayonet could be a last-ditch stand-off tool should you realise too late you've cornered an enormous angry sow with piglets.

That is a bad idea. Leverage is against you, and with the momentum of an angry charging pig means you could be liberated of your rifle. If your stab didn't kill it instantly, the sow would be even more pissed off. If you are really unlucky, your fingers and wrist could be the worse for wear too.

Originally Posted by Pengy

For al things Bayonet related, I think Corporal Jones had the answer

They don't like it up em