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Bayonet Fitting Notes for Euroarms
There is a slight problem with Euroarms muskets. The Manufacturer makes the
barrel larger in diameter away from the muzzle (Opposite of what it is supposed
to be). So that the bayonets will go on 1/2 way, then stop. If you turn the
bayonet over and put it on backwards, it will also slide down to an extent then
hang up.
The solution is to use a round file or dremel tool, and relieve the inside of
the bayonet socket for the lower 1/2 of the socket so that it will be wide enough
to slide onto the barrel.
We do not apologize for this, as we have contacted Euroarms more than once,
and they do not seem to interested in the situation.
Even the good quality Italian bayonets have this problem with Euroarms.
While this is not a terrible problem, and just about everyone has been able to deal with it, this needs to be explained.
I will try to add a diagram, etc, as soon as possible. This is a fairly well known condition, so not too many folks will need a drawing.
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