WWII U.S. M4 Bayonet/Fighting Knife by Camillus – With M8 Scabbard Back-to-School and fired from the Hotchkiss

and fired from the Hotchkiss revolving cannon

This is an early Winchester self-loading rimfire rifle and one of the company’s important pre-war semi-auto designs

6" barrel and XCompact grip make it easier to carry than full-size or standard Compact P320s

used in aircraft for navigation and signal tracking

WWII U.S. M4 Bayonet/Fighting Knife by Camillus – With M8 Scabbard Back-to-School and fired from the HotchkissOriginal WWII U. S. M4 bayonet manufactured by Camillus and later modified into a fighting knife configuration. Originally intended for the M1 Carbine, this example has had the barrel ring removed and replacement wooden grip scales installed at some point during its service life or afterward. The exact period of modification is unknown. The guard remains marked U. S. M4 CAMILLUS, preserving the knifes wartime origin. The blade shows honest age,