Bayonet

Trying out a reproduction Pritchard bayonet on a 1917 Webley Mark VI, .455. Also featuring the Prideaux speed loader. Double action firing seemed appropriate as this was intended to be used in close quarters trench warfare. The watermelon didn’t stand a chance. A five pound weight vanishing off the end of your weapon produces some comical muzzle climb! I wasn’t sure what to expect from this, I ended up with a watermelon shower.

Shooting the new Pistol Bayonet by LaserLyte. The bayonet is shot on a Glock 21SF, Springfield Armory XDm-40 and a Taurus OSS .45. The bayonet withstands all the recoil and looks great doing it. Learn more at www.LaserLyte.com, part# PB-1.