SA80 Bayonet and Green PLCE Scabbard
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SA80 Bayonet and Infantry scabbard PLCE Nylon bayonet Sheath and comes with black plastic bayonet 'frog' scabbard.
New made and not EX military issue
SA80 Bayonet and Infantry scabbard PLCE Nylon bayonet Sheath and comes with black plastic bayonet 'frog' scabbard.
- Scabbard has saw enclosed on the side
- Clip fitting to attach to belt
- Scabbard converts to wire cutters
- Sharpening stone on side
- Blade length approx 18cm
- Overall length 34cm
New made and not EX military issue
| Weight (g) | 1000.00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Max Fuchs MFH |
| Restricted Product? | Yes |
| Affiliation | British |
| Service | Army |
| Knives and Tools Type | Fixed/Sheath |
| Colour | Green |
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