The first variation that you are apt to encounter is the VZ24 bayonet that has had the muzzle ring ground off so that it resembles the German K98 Bayonet. Manufacture of these bayonets started in 1924, with the first production of the VZ24 Rifles and continued through until the end of WW2 with only a few variations. You are going to first have to challenge yourself to do it. This is the bayonet that I have paired with my Romanian – Czech VZ24 Mauser that I will be showcasing in an upcoming post. Today I will showing off and reviewing my Czech VZ24 Mauser Bayonet. When you first look at a Czech VZ24 bayonet, it looks like any other Mauser bayonet of the era, however, on closer inspection, it is apparent that the cutting edge is on the TOP of the blade! German soldier carrying VZ24 Rifle, bayonet with muzzle ring, and Czech shovel.

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The meaning of the letter B under the CSZ stamp is unknown, however I would guess that it corresponded to a “batch run” of bayonets. These bayonets can be dated to a “time period” based on which side of the blade the CSZ is stamped on. 1923-1937 on the left, and then switched to the right side in 1938. My bayonet falls into the 1923-1937 period, which matches the 1936 date on the scabbard. When you are opposing a depraved power establishment which relies on deceit to sustain its rule, you have truth and light on your side. The advancements and innovations in tablet manufacture have not decreased the problems, often encountered in the production, instead have increased the problems, mainly because of the complexities of tablet presses; and/or the greater demands of quality. An ideal tablet should be free from any visual defect or functional defect. No castings, or fancy ring making machines or what I call “Chinese Manufacture”. Understand, that what I teach, and how I create my work is traditional and you don’t need any of those special tools created especially for coin ring making. As a coin artisan, I do all my work by hand. The truth is, there is no easy way to do it unless a machine is doing the work for you.

The Czech VZ24 bayonets with the muzzle rings, are not stamped with the date of manufacture, however, there is a Czech Army acceptance stamp that has the date the bayonet was put into military service. Made at plant 3 in 1934. Not sure if there is a dot after the 4 as there are many dots in that area. Each individual company may issues announcements on websites, job board and blogs that let the public know that they are interested in hiring cell phone testers. An Amazon spokeswoman said Monday, “The email that CNBC viewed contains inaccurate information and our long standing policies have not changed.” The company said the product is actually permitted and that it was addressing the issue. These past few years have seen an improvement of the Brazilian economy, inflation is under control, debt is reduced, and the general risk for foreign investments is greatly reduced.

The VZ24 bayonets are not uncommon and it is thought that the Czech’s manufactured several hundred thousand of these over the years! The Germans took control of vast numbers of VZ24 rifles and existing bayonets. The Germans issued and used the Czech rifles and bayonets throughout WW2 and often entire military units were issued the Czech VZ24 rifles and bayonets instead of the German K98 Mausers. The next variation is a VZ24 bayonet that was manufactured without the muzzle ring. The Germans then had the muzzle rings ground off the captured VZ24 bayonets before issue, and then they changed the production lines to produce bayonets without the muzzle rings. The Czech bayonets will fit both the VZ24 and K98 Mausers without any alteration, with or without the muzzle rings. These “K98 Style” bayonets (bayonets manufactured without rings) were stamped with the three letter code of DOT and still retained the unique Czech “inverted blade” of the originals. It is not known why this blade configuration was chosen, but it is quite unique and distinctive. The most unique feature on these bayonets is the “reversed blade”.