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 Post subject: Torino bayonet
PostPosted: Sat Jul 26, 2014 6:58 pm 
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ImageImageImage Did Torino make many 1891 bayonets? you don't see that many.
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 Post subject: Re: Torino bayonet
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Certainly not as many as the other arsenals. Since they were made so early ( before WW1), the majority were worn out in combat, lost or converted to fighting knives.

Torre Annunziata is another hard bayonet to find. The rifles are out there but are getting expensive.

I'd estimate the number of Torino bayonets to be between 150,000 and 200,000. Which isn't a lot given the millions of Carcanos. SW

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thanks for the info, I wouldn't mind finding a nice TA marked bayonet or rifle
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its always fun to see the rare ones in other folks realm of collecting , i hope ive never passed on one of these not realizing what i was looking at ,
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