Indians For Guns

Of the Bayonet on the STGW..



Thought some of you might like to see it.

Thanks for sharing, seeing one after a long while

brings back some fond memories... of burnt fingers, raw nands and scraped elbows.

mouthwatering pic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

need to change the wall paper mate, bit outdated what?

Only seen bayonets on fauji rifles in India. Looks Coooool. Have you ever used the Bayonet ?

nagarifle wrote:need to change the wall paper mate, bit outdated what?

I need at least thre consecutive weeks to do that. Unless you're volunteering.

prashantsingh wrote:Only seen bayonets on fauji rifles in India. Looks Coooool. Have you ever used the Bayonet ?

On what? The swiss one is designed to stab, so is actually quite blunt. They issue the 'Swiss Army Knife' for cutting etc. I just got it ensure I have the complete rifle kit. I could go stab a sandbag if you wish..:D

I did mean the sandbad . Since you have one, why not use it.
Have seen the cadets in the Military Academy charging and shouting at those bags and tearing them into pieces with their bayonets.
Find it difficult to imagine you or Baljit doing the same.
By the way Baljit also has one. He lives in Canada.
Cheers.

Bayo or STGW? I have another one for the Mauser as well. But you will never see me charge at a sandbag. Too fat and too old. Would probably have a heart attack if I tried a charge.

Too fat and too old.

shooter wrote:

Too fat and too old.

MOA,
She looks very nice, all decked out in her Sunday best.
Thanks for sharing.

Actually I'm quite jealous! The STGW 57 is very desireable (to me at least). Makes a big change from all the AR and AR clones we see here.

xl the SGTW's do show up on gunbroker once in a while. They are slightly different in the US and are labelled AMT's and are certainly pricey.

That looks mean...makes me wanna one Congratulations...

They do shoot nice. Cleaning them is a PITA though.