Danish post war bayonets - US M1905e1, UK No 4 MkII & US M5 bayonet

I am sorry about the language.
But I am not a native speaker, and as long as you understand what I am telling you, it should be all good.

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• Denmark
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• Germany
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• Europe
• England
• WWII
• The Cold War
• Italy

[HonsRulz]

I just love bayonets and fighting knives so I enjoy seeing some of your bayonets.

Also I think that we in the U.S. used the M5 with our M1A's and M14's.

[M55q]

@HonsRulz Well I don't know. I don't do it in US equipment, but since the M14 was a beefed up M1, I think it is more than plausible you used the M5 with the M14.

[alfix8700]

you speak very clearly. Nice video

[M55q]

@alfix8700 Thanks. I am doing my best! 

[BOT101st]

@M55q

Haha, and a success it is :P

[M55q]

@BOT101st Well it's taken me more than 15 years to get right. But as long as you understand what the h*ll I am rambling on about, I call it a success!

[BOT101st]

@M55q

Your "Th" seem ok to me! If it's hard to pronounce, no worries, you'll get use to it one day :D!!

[M55q]

@BOT101st Well, my entire life I have been told by my English teachers that I should articulate properly. Even to this day I have a problem with the "th" sound. For instance "three" and "though" etc. It's a pain to pronounce it right. How on earth your are able to do it is beyond my imagination.

[BOT101st]

Very informative dude!

Quite interesting to hear about the changes and what not.

Also, in the info "I am sorry about the language." - Sounds like you meant you swore a lot in the video haha :P But! I have to say, English is my first language and you can speak it better than me!