It's done on purpose. So you inflecting more pain when you stab.All 3 of the Mosins I had ( two 91/30s, one M44) did not have sharp bayonets.
It's also triangle shape so the wounds would not heal , russians are mean
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It's also triangle shape so the wounds would not heal , russians are mean
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I thought it was because they don't sharpen them at the factory.It's done on purpose. So you inflecting more pain when you stab.
It's also triangle shape so the wounds would not heal , russians are mean
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It's not that hard to believe, really. Ever hear of free-floating a barrel? It's the same principle. Anything in contact with the barrel will change the harmonics. It's not so much that it changes the accuracy, so much ... it's still going to be accurate, it's just that the point of aim will be different. Most of the time you should group just as well, just not in the same place.
But, no, not that I know of there's not any kind of official documentation on this. But, if you have one, you can go to the range and slap it on a bench and try it out for yourself.
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Oh man that's how bayonets should work. No clicking, you just move your mouse left and right really fast all over your opponent. hahaha
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