In this articl e I will address the do zen or so bayone t types most available to US collectors who may have recently purchased a LeeEnfield No I Mk III No 4 or No 5 rifle Bayonets are not inte rchangeable between thes e rifles so I will discuss eac ID: 60498
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The No. 4 Mk. II* bayonet represseparate. The less vulnerable to German bombing raids. ng, 9 & 11 Malyons Road, Prince-Smith & Stells and Howard & Bullmanufacturing machinery. Prince-Smith produced over 1.1 million bayonets. They used t site of the South East London z bombings of Pa e 8of 15 and Shootin g the Militar y Sur p lus Rifle ( 2006 ) -Sur p lusrifle.com g onets/index.as This No. 4 Mk. II* bayonet was made by Babayonets was very fine, rivaling that of the early No. 4 Mkmarked with an oval surrounding BEC over their dispersal code N96.eces together. The to the fabricated socket. Some Lucas manufactured automotive electric seen a British sports car, just Despite it's crude appearance, e 9of 15 and Shootin g the Militar y Sur p lus Rifle ( 2006 ) -Sur p lusrifle.com g onets/index.as knife bayonet. In rifle (shown) or Mark V Sten, the pommel rotate No. 7 Mk. I/L came to illustrate the old adage that a camel during testing, the Ministry ofultimately decided However, a few No. 7 Mk. I/L's were issued to units with the No. 4 rifle for The No. 9 Mk. I was a much Production commenced in 1947, even before the No. 9 Mk. I Mk. I bayonets were produced9 Mk. I bayonets were made at RSAF, Enfield Lock between Many of the RSAF, Enfield Lock No. 9 Mk. I bayonets weremade post-war No. 4 rifles. e 11of 15 and Shootin g the Militar y Sur p lus Rifle ( 2006 ) -Sur p lusrifle.com g onets/index.as made in 1953 at RSAF, Enfield Lock and was issued with No. 4 Mk. II rifle, serial number PF331051, manufactured at the Royal Ordinance Factory, Fazakerly, near Liverpool. yonets produced was likely stan Ordinance Factory, South Africa produced its own dist blade of the British No. Pa e 12of 15 and Shootin g the Militar y Sur p lus Rifle ( 2006 ) -Sur p lusrifle.com g onets/index.as