Name The Weapon!!!

[KevinB]

I gave 9er Domestic the same bayonet.

You did not sell that bad boy to an American did you? I saw an identical one along with a Stechkin in someone's room...

 

[MG34]

Sampol Vzor 61 Skorpion, .32ACP, manufactured in 1967  by CZ, muzzle has been threaded

 

[BernDawg]

The missing part would be the wire stock 

 

[MG34]

Looks like a type II bayonet but hard to see the shape of the butt cap to be sure

 

[1feral1]

Sampol Vzor 61 Skorpion, .32ACP, manufactured in 1967  by CZ, muzzle has been threaded

Yes, correct, ha!

I did not have the suppressor though  ;D

 

[1feral1]

The missing part would be the wire stock 

Correct, the stock was also long gone  ;D

 

[1feral1]

The bayonet is a Type I AKM, early Romanian manufacturer, in good shape, with Iraqi writing on the back of it, and on the insulator.

This one came from a weapons cashe in Mansour a suburb in western Baghdad.

'Tanks' for everyone's input, and good work! If you were local we'd be discussing bayonets, etc over a cold XXXX gold, even though its 0549h on a Wednesday morning   :blotto:

Cheers,

Wes

 

[MG34]

THis thread seems to be dying so here's one more:

 

[NavyShooter]

Is it a QBZ-03 variant?

NS

 

[MG34]

Wrong country

 

[tox23]

china

 

[Colin Parkinson]

The forend reminds me of a Valmet or Galia.

 

[MG34]

Nope, a hint it has a resin filled fibreglass receiver incl the sights

 

[MG34]

One last hint, caliber is 5.45x39mm.

 

[Colin Parkinson]

Polish Onyks?

 

[JBoyd]

Possibly a AK-74 SU? or a Krinkov?

 

[MG34]

Not Polish

 

[Colin Parkinson]

It’s a variant of one of the following
SR-3 vikhr
AEK 971
AN94 Ankban

 

[MG34]

year of production was 1977, it predates them, in fact some were base off of it

 

[Colin Parkinson]

VSS Vintorez?