Handgun Bayonet...Why?

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They have been doing it for centuries with good reason. In close quarter combat when you run out of bullets you already have the knife in your hand.
Its crazy for a carry gun, but for HD I could see the sense for the very same reason. If you practice using the blade in that form I suppose it might be useful. I'd prefer to just carry a knife seperately, but some might like it for a nightstand gun. In reality its probably just for guys to show there friends.
 
Because no matter what you make and try to sell there will always be someone dumb enough to buy it.
 
It was initially made to be something funny and to catch people's attention at shot show.

Then people asked where they could buy them.

So they made some, because there were interested customers.
 
I would prefer the rail mounted chainsaw model with a coke machine and mp3 player installed. That way I can cut some firewood, have a soda, and listen to some tunes while defending myself.
 
Arrrgh Me Bucckos, Captain Master Blaster here.

All Me pirates on the SS Mall Ninja, need a Bayonette when we are boarding the SS diarreah in the food court. A cutlas is old fashioned when ya can shoot em and Guttem soos ya can eatem while their warm. Now show me a Cutlass with a glock on the handguard and I'll show ya a real pirate weapon.

Obviously none of you have raped and pillaged like the scurvy dogs I work with or you would see the value:eek: .
 
Originally it was a joke at the ShotShow. Enough people asked where to get one and there it is. I think it would be great for a joke but i can't see buying one.
 
It was initially made to be something funny and to catch people's attention at shot show.

That was what I was told by Angus (CZ's pro shooter) at the SHOT booth the first time I saw this thing. Some of them did it as a joke, but then bunches of folks wanted to buy it. I'm trying to remember, but that was probably about three SHOT shows ago.
 
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