Shooting Mle 1866 Chassepot
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Just got the bayonet :)
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did the bayonet really go sideways like that
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I just bought a bayonet for this rifle, now im wondering how much the rifle cost? lol, probally alot, thanks great video!
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any suggestion how infantry fought with those guns
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That's a fancy looking bayonet.
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Great video
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Awesome old rifle =)
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You sir, have a fantastic firearms collection. Thanks for sharing them with us.
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Quonqer,
Yes, the bayonet is affixed to the right side in the conventional method of the period.
After each shot the blade vibrated for about half a second.
Guy and Leonard A-R-West
MrGarwest 1 week ago
Thank you MauserKar98K,
We intend to add Fusilier M/60 and Jager M/65, plus M/65 Beck conversion - the ultimate military Dreyse.
Still on the needle ignition theme, adding Mle. 1866 Chassepot Cavalry carbine and Italian M.67 Carcano at a future date.
Mle. 1866 fusil recoil is quite punishing bench rested or prone, Cavalry carbine is even more so.
Fixed bayonet Mle. 1866 fusil altered point of impact, Dreyse M/41 and M/62 were regulated with bayonet fixed.
G and L ARW
MrGarwest 7 months ago