Help me identify this swag

[marysdad]

Three M1 bayonets, two modified by the So. Koreans and one by bubba. The Mexican knife is a knife. A plug bayonet has a tapered grip. A grip with a swell is for use as a knife. This style of knife originated in Spain.

[smle-man]

Watch out for the Austrian OJP .30 ball. Corrosive and has had some issues in M1 rifles with high pressures related to the bullet sealant being way too aggressive.

[Gutter]

Good to know. I was wondering about that one since it looked differently than the others. Fortunately, there was only one.

[Gutter]

Picked up some Pyrodex as well in a mixed crate. Does anyone actually shoot this? I've always just used black powder.

[Gutter]

Picked the next two up before doomsday late last year.

[TRAP55]

The 6mm rimfire is for a Flobert parlor gun, and worth more than .22 ammo.
Nice score on the Rem 514 and Win 100.
The Winchester 100 was made in Dec of 1961.
They had a problem with the firing pin, and Winchester had a recall to fix them. I would contact Winchester and ask if yours has been done. If it hasn't, ask if they're still honoring the recall.

[smle-man]

Nice! Yes I use Pyrodex RS for my Martini Henry 577/450. No problems with it. I also use it in my PH Enfield musketoon .575 muzzle loader.

[Blademan21]

Ammo and bandoliers

the tan canvas bandolier appears to hold Enfield stripper clips with 10 rounds of 303 ammo. I have a few of these stripper clips that I powder coated and used as "speed strips" for my 44spl.

[kendog4570]

They had a problem with the firing pin, and Winchester had a recall to fix them. I would contact Winchester and ask if yours has been done. If it hasn't, ask if they're still honoring the recall.

The best way to tell is to take the stock off, remove the trigger guard and get to the back of the bolt. Try and rotate the firing pin. If it turns the recall FP was not installed. When the recall was performed the shop was supposed to stamp an identifying letter on the bottem of the bolt, but this wasn't always done.
If you do not know how to properly take one of these rifles down, take it to someone that does. It is a certainty that the trigger guard side plates will get bent and there is no fix, except to get a recoditioned one from Nu-Line for $245. More of these rifles have been damaged by improper takedown than all other things combined.

[skeleman63]

Neat stuff!!

[SVT-40]

They are M1 Garand bayonets that were reprofiled by the South Koreans from M1 and M1905E1 bayonets. They are totally correct. The M1 was obviously made into a fighting knife which was a pretty common modification.

Yup as above. South Korean modified US made Garand bayonets.... They came two to a pack (without scabbards) , and were imported around 20 years ago. Somewhere I still have thirty or so in their original packs...The Koreans called them "M-5" bayonets.

[SVT-40]

The Winchester 100 was made in Dec of 1961.
They had a problem with the firing pin, and Winchester had a recall to fix them. I would contact Winchester and ask if yours has been done. If it hasn't, ask if they're still honoring the recall.