A Short and Convoluted History of the Semin Bayonet @TheRedneckPreppy
A Short and Convoluted History of the Semin Bayonet  @TheRedneckPreppy
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Soldiers have always excelled in either breaking or losing their equipment and the Soviets decided they'd make a bayonet that at least wouldn't be easily lost. The result was a bayonet that was permanently attached to the Mosin Nagant rifle. Today the Redneck Preppy discusses the Semin pattern bayonet with the aid of one of the rarest Mosin Nagant M91/30 variants in the world.

0:05 Introduction
0:35 The History
4:40 The Semin Bayonet Up Close
8:54 The History Continued
12:06 Conclusion

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