r/canadaguns • u/almighty_sossa • May 25 '26

Gun and gear reviews Bayonet sharpening

Gallery image

Gallery image

Heard the bells on my street and knew I had to get the tool sharpening guy sharpen my bayonet… $5

47 Upvotes

90% Upvoted

19 comments sorted by

View all comments

-8

u/BrotherLefthand May 25 '26

I thought sharpening a bayonet was illegal. Not sure why I'm recalling that. My old brain is slipping away on me.

13

u/Yellowcrayon2 May 25 '26

It’s not, just not recommended

2

u/DiomedesWrath May 25 '26

A war crime, but not a civilian ownership crime fortunately lol

10

u/Yellowcrayon2 May 25 '26

Makes it less effective for stabbing ironically

1

u/DiomedesWrath May 25 '26

Nothing more ethical in war than stabbing another person with a dull blade lol

6

u/Yellowcrayon2 May 26 '26

The sharper the blade is the deeper it’ll cut into ribs and get stuck plus the likelihood you’ll stab yourself performing a drill movement or fucking around with it

3

u/Parking_Media May 26 '26

It's only a crime against the collector value.

Just fuckin murders that.

5

u/whopperman May 25 '26

I mean we haven't added to our Geneva list in a while.

5

u/Foreign_Active_7991 May 26 '26

Buddy in Scotland for some reason thought our history of war crimes was a bad thing, I just reminded him that Canada has never lost a war 😂

2

u/whopperman May 26 '26

To be fair, at the time they weren't in the rule book until after the war.

-1

u/Foreign_Active_7991 May 26 '26

All's fair in love and war, only the losers cry about the victor "not fighting fair." Like when the Germans tried to get shotguns banned in WWI because the US was kicking their asses with the 1897 trench gun. Sucks to suck lmao.