Mosin Nagant Bayonet - M91/30

Features

1. Authentic Soviet Issue — Original M1891/30 socket bayonet produced by Soviet arsenals between the 1930s and mid-1940s for service on the Eastern Front.
2. Cruciform Spike Blade — Four-sided flute-ground spike design built to inflict deep puncture wounds that resist closure, a defining feature of Russian bayonet doctrine.
3. Carbon Steel Construction — Forged carbon steel blade and socket stand up to a century of handling and remain structurally sound for display.
4. Socket Mount with Locking Ring — Slides over the muzzle of the Mosin Nagant 91/30 rifle and secures via the rotating locking collar for a rigid lockup.
5. Flat-Tip Screwdriver Point — Tip is ground flat so it doubles as a field screwdriver for rifle disassembly and basic armorer's work.
6. ~17 in. Blade Length — Nominal 17-inch blade with roughly 19.8 inches overall, matching original Soviet specifications.
7. Mosin Nagant 91/30 Fitment — Designed specifically for the 7.62x54R M1891/30 long rifle; not compatible with the M38 or M44 carbines.
8. WWI & WWII Combat Provenance — Carried by Imperial Russian and Red Army infantry across both World Wars, the Russian Civil War, and the Winter War.
9. Collector and Reenactor Grade — A genuine martial artifact suited to Mosin collectors, WWII reenactors, and military history displays.