The DrillMaster Bayonet is for the M1 Garand and M1903 rifles, it is a real bayonet, but the blade tip is rounded, it does not have a sharp edge and has welds for extra stability- there is also an unwelded version. Armed drill has a certain amount of danger; drilling bladed ups the ante considerably. The DrillMaster Bayonet is a ‘safer’ bayonet for Drillers.
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Bayonet Information (Learn as much as you can before buying)
Gary Cunningham has a website that has a great deal of information about bayonets.
There is great, detailed information at World Bayonets.com M4-M7 Series, WWI, WWII and Post War
- The M6 (6.625 in.*) bayonet is made for the M14 rifle
- The M1905 (16 in.*) is made for both the M1 Garand and the M1903 rifles
- M1942 (16 in.* an exact copy of the M1905) is made for both the M1 Garand and the M1903 rifles
- The M1 (10 in.*, a shortened M1905) is made for both the M1 Garand and the M1903 rifles
- The M1 (10 in.*) is made for both the M1 Garand and the M1903 rifles
- The M5, M5-1 and M5A1 (6.625 in.*) are made for the M1 Garand rifle
About original bayonets
US WW2 made:
AFH – American Fork and Hoe
OL – Oneida Limited
PAL – Pal Blade and Tool
UC – Utica Cutlery
UFH – Union Fork and Hoe
Made post WW2 (mostly in the 1950s) in other countries. Excellent copies, parts usually interchangeable.
Italy – several possible letter markings, does not use the US Shell and Flame mark.
Denmark – marked FKF, no shell and flame.
Japan – marked N P with a J under the shell and flame.
Taiwan – marked 60-6 over KS (markings inverted), no shell and flame.
Norway – marked with a crowned ornate K over the shell and flame.
Greece – EN-S over the shell and flame
You will want to get a reproduction bayonet since real bayonets can be expensive and can also be collector’s items.
Stay away from these web sites (non-drill worthy bayonets)
- keepshooting.com
- Cheaper Than Dirt- there is a reason why they are “cheaper than dirt”
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Comments 13
are these for sale now?
Author
Oh yes, click on the Bayonet tab at the top and you can order from there.
I was wondering if this bayonet will work with the glendale M1 Garand if I were to tape the handle onto the gas cylinder/barrel (since it is missing the lug)
Author
Sure, that’s possible. I don’t recommend doing that at all since it would only be taped and could move around becoming quite dangerous.
do you sell bayonet lugs? i have a daisy 1903 and need a lug
Author
You need an upper band that has a bayonet lug. I don’t sell them, but there are great websites you can check that do: read my short article here: .
where can i purchase this bayonet
Author
Hello Trey, it’s not for sale- yet. I still have some obstacles to overcome and I can then work on production. I’ll keep everyone informed.
Are the Drillmaster Beyonets produced yet? I would love to use one on my rifle.
Author
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the question. I don’t have a time table at all since it is an initial funding issue (the tooling and then creation process). I will keep everyone updated through the website.
DrillMaster
This is awesome! I hope this comes out very soon because i would most definately love to start exploring bladed drill.
Author
Hello Caleb,
Thanks for the kind words. I’ll let everyone know as soon as it is in production.
DrillMaster