Original Hungarian WWII Mannlicher M1935 Infantry Rifle Bayonet with Scabbard - Puska 35.M Receivers for the Royal Saxon Jägerbattalion

for the Royal Saxon Jägerbattalion No

It has a very crude Native made percussion lock

while Panzerjäger was the name adopted for tank destroyers

and lacking a scabbard

Original Hungarian WWII Mannlicher M1935 Infantry Rifle Bayonet with Scabbard - Puska 35.M Receivers for the Royal Saxon JägerbattalionOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a great example of the bayonet for the 8 mm Puska 35. M (Rifle 1935 Mannlicher), which was adopted by Hungary just prior to the Second World War. It comes complete with it's original steel scabbard. These were manufactured by Femaru Fegyver s Gpgyr Reszvenytarsasag (Hardware, Weapons and Equipment Factory L. L. C.) of Budapest, also known as FG, who designed and produced the rifles as well. Both the bayonet