Video: NEW BATCH: K98 Bayonets Are Here!

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Hey everybody, Matt from Classic Firearms customer service and I'm sure you just saw Ben's video yesterday about those K98 rifles that'll be available today. Well those were some sweet looking rifles but we always say no rifle's complete without the bayonet. So that's what I have for you today. There's a great collection of bayonets. We actually have a lot more than we did last time so we're hoping that we're going to make a lot more people happy with the purchase. So why don't we come on in and see what we have. Dillon's behind the camera. Dillon, we're going to start this end of the table. These are blank bayonets. By blank we mean there is no manufacturer mark. You can actually see right here on the blade there is no mark for the manufacturer. Going to grab another one real quick. On this one you see there is a serial number on one side but there is no manufacturer marking on the other. These are going to be our base model of bayonet. They're going to be available starting at 79.99. Then we're going to go up in custom options from there. So our next option for bayonets are the M24 bayonets. The M24 is for the Yugoslavian or Serbian M24 Mauser rifle. It's a 15 inch bayonet unlike the K98 bayonets, which are 10 inch. This is a great bayonet in that it will also fit any other K98 variant. We're going to have this available at 99.99. We have just these three and this is all the blank bayonets that we have, all the no makers. Our next option is going to be these S codes. S codes are pre-World War Two that depict the manufacturer as an S and then a series of numeric code. These are just a sampling of the S codes we have available. You're not going to be able to pick the specific S code. Once you select that custom opinion, you'll get one of the S code but we don't have each one individually numbered. Bayonet aficionados and experts out there will probably know what these code represent which manufacturer. We are not bayonet experts when it comes to the minutia of German bayonets and World War Two and before, so we don't have information on exactly every manufacturer these codes represent. If we come in close here, we can see right there is the S code marking on it. Then again, the serial number is on the back. These S codes are ... again we're going to have a lot more options ... we have a lot more options in inventory than what's here. This is a good representative sample. They are going to be available also at 99.99. Finally, the last option on our first table is going to be the three letter code. Three letter codes are during wartimes, World War Two issue bayonets that represent the manufacturer with a three letter code. As an example here, you see 41 FFC. 41 is the year of manufacture. FFC is the manufacturer. We're going to take a look at one more. We're going to try one of these FNJs. You see this is 42 FNJ. So again, wartime manufacture. Now, again, we're going to have a lot more than just what you see on the table for these three letter codes. We have different manufacturers and a lot more inventory. This is just a representation and you're going to be able to buy this at 119.99. That's a great option for those of you who want a wartime bayonet. We do have plenty more bayonets to show you. We have some other options. There's a whole 'nother table behind me, so let's take a moment and get these tables switched out and we'll see you in just a sec. Everybody, we're back. We got these tables switched out. This time we're going to start on this end of the table. What we have here are some Serbian captured matching serial number bayonets. So these were German World War Two captured by Serbia or Yugoslavia at the time. They have matching serial numbers. You can see it's got 257 on both the bayonet and the sheath. For these four bayonets, we are saying that all the bayonets and sheaths are going to match. For the majority of bayonets, it's a good thing to mention, you can expect that the bayonets will not necessarily match the sheathing, be different manufacturers or different serial numbers. But on those four they are going to match. That is 119.99. Now for our last option we have full manufacturer names. On these bayonets the full name of the manufacturer is engraved right there on the blade of the bayonet. As an example, this is a Jos Cortis. If we look here on the blade, you'll see Jos Cortis. While it's not exactly a matching bayonet sheath, we did notice that the sheath is also manufactured by JOS. Let's use another one. Let's see a Mundlos. So you can see right there ... and that's a beautiful blade it looks like ... you can see Mundlos right there on the blade. These are going to be available under their own individual custom options so that you can pick the exact manufacturer that you want, unlike our previous options where you're just picking a type of marking. On these ones, the specific manufacturers will all be custom options. These will be available for 139.99. You can see that even though not all the bayonets that we have available are on the table, all of the manufacturers should be represented on the table. So, [inaudible 00:05:03], Jos Cortis, Clement and Young, Mundlos, Berg and Company, Heiber and then Weyersberg. So everybody, we really appreciate you coming down to Classic Firearms.com. If you're interested in purchasing one of our bayonets to go with one of your rifles, then should be able to click on a box right up here. We don't want you to miss any of our videos or updates, so if you'd like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, you should have the option to also go to another box and click to subscribe. Appreciate you coming down as always and thanks for coming to Classic Firearms.com. God bless.