The bayonet used in this review was attached to each rifle with only a standard screw driver, in a matter of minutes. No modifications needed no marks, scratches or harm done to the rifles. However if you jammed the bayonet into stuff I’m sure it would mar and scratch the barrel somewhat. There is a small hole in the bayonet clamp that is designed to align with the rear pin of the front sight post. You’d remove the original pin, put the clamp in place and insert a new longer pin that would keep the upper part of the clamp on the rifle and in place. Once the lower clamp is attached with the bayonet it would be an very strong connection.
The crate the Chinese “clamp-On” bayonets were imported inClamp on spike with other Chinese Kalashnikov bayonetsChinese Clamp-On Spike Bayonet
It’s a great fit, the barrel size is perfect, it wraps around the front sight post well. But because the front end of the SAR-1 has been brought down the bay has nothing to hold onto when open. This will not be a difficult mod to make, so soon this WASR-10 will have a bayonet.
The spike bayonet swings freely even with a 40 round RPK mag in place (all pics are with 40 round mag) There will be slight modification needed to the Romanian Lower Handguard. But I think I’ll try some Chinese handguards first.
The shorter Front Sight Post is a factor, you’ll need to clamp the bayonet a bit further back to allow it to fit over the muzzle. Enjoy the pics let us know what you think of this set up.
We got an idea to try this while reading the AKfourm.net ( a chat for AK enthusiasts). The question was asked if these bayonets would fit on a WASR-10, I didn’t have one handy so I tried the bayonet on a Romanian SAR-1.
No comments please on the mess this rifle is in, it’s a franAK I know.
The Chinese underfolding spike bayonet fits well on the Maadi. A purist would never think of such a thing, but for those of you who might not care that there are a half dozen country’s parts on your AK, is bayo might just be for you.
Chinese Clamp-On Spike Bayonet crate
The crate the Chinese “clamp-On” bayonets were imported in
These were imported new (never issued in cosmoline) Chinese folding spike bayonet by Don Bell at Omega Weapons Systems in Tucson, AZ. I took these photos at OWS (7-2006) . Don ran an honest import and surplus business, he was in business for years with the highest reputation from collectors all over
Chinese Clamp-On Spike Bayonet in the shipping crate
This is what the “clamp On” bayonets looked like inside the crate, wrapped three to a bundle in cosmoline and paper. There are thirty bundles of three bayonets for a total of 90 bayonets in each crate
Chinese Clamp-On Spike Bayonet in cosmoline
Three Clamp On style Chinese spike bayonets covered in cosmoline and wrapped in a paper bundle
Chinese Pointed Spike BayonetChinese Pointed Spike Bayonet points
The two on the left are Chinese Pointed Angle Grind Spike Bayonet with their sharp tip ground from both sides angled toward the front and bottom. The bottom right is a Chisel Tip Spike AK47 Bayonet that is ground from the top angled down in a “Chisel” shape
Chinese Pointed Spike Bayonet
The other side of the two Chinese Pointed Spike Bayonets The bottom is a “Chisel Tip” AK47 Spike Bayonet
Chinese Pointed Spike Bayonet
The top two are examples of the Chinese Angle Grind Spike Bayonets. The bottom is a Chisel Tip Spike AK47 Bayonet
Chinese Pointed Spike Bayonet
These connect to a stud under the front sight on the rifle. The screw holds the outer locking sleeve onto the bayonet (compressing the spring)
The one on the right is the “Chisel Tip” The edge on the Chisel Tip is cut at a downward angle from the top down, while the other two (on the left) are cut at angles from the sides
The bottom is the Chisel TipChisel on the right
Chisel on the right
These connect to a stud under the front sight on the rifle. The screw holds the other locking sleeve onto the bayonet (compressing the spring)
