Original WWI U.S. Short No.5 Export Bayonet for the Mexican Remington M1897 Rifle with Scabbard U.S. Militaria MP-36 was a selective-fired weapon

MP-36 was a selective-fired weapon

This is the Type-3 version of the 1874 pattern mess tin or "meat can

patent-leather chinstrap

later renamed "MAGET-Maschinenbau und Geratebau GmbH" in 1942/1943

Original WWI U.S. Short No.5 Export Bayonet for the Mexican Remington M1897 Rifle with Scabbard U.S. Militaria MP-36 was a selective-fired weaponOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Remington Rolling block design was truly a great one, in service for 50 years in various forms. The action was strong, and it could be adapted to take many cartridges, both in black powder and smokeless powder. Sadly, it did not gain any major military contracts in the United States, but it Remington did produce rifles and bayonets for many foreign contracts, and also licensed the design to countries such as