Does the word "bayonet" as used in describing things like bayonet based light bulbs or "push and turn" electrical connectors have its origin in the way some bayonets attached to rifles?
That's all I can think it might be.
Thanks guys,
Jeff
Does the word "bayonet" as used in describing things like bayonet based light bulbs or "push and turn" electrical connectors have its origin in the way some bayonets attached to rifles?
That's all I can think it might be.
Thanks guys,
Jeff
Yes Paul K. Dickman
-jsw
Gotcha, thanks!
Jeff
Make your own mind up on that, Jeff.
(It's nothing like my SKS bayo.)
If yours is like mine, it is a captive bayonet mounted to the weapon. It folds into the fore grip or out and slips over the barrel with hefty spring tension holding it in place.
Enjoy, DoN.
Yuppers.
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