British gun?

Question

What is that british gun called with the knife at the end.

Answer 1

The knife you are refering to is called a bayonet.



It depends on what time frame you are talking about.



WWII era is probably the .303 British Enfield MK II or higher.

A bolt action 10 round magazine that is comparatively better than it's Russian(Mosin-Nagant) or German (K-98) Counterparts



Modern Day It is the L85A1 bullpup design, supposedly not popular with the troops until it's further modifications in late 1990's

Answer 2

There are many in the arsenal ,the oldest and the first ,most sought after was the Lee Enfield cal.303,the "knife" is known as the "bayonet"

Answer 3

Are you talking about the current issue bullpup assault rifle, or some rifle that has been used in the past? Bayonets have been around for hundreds of years, but the current rifle is the Enfield L85A2.

Answer 4

The SA80 with a bayonet attached to it

Answer 5

Sa80 with bayonet attachment

Answer 6

You need to give more details. Rifles with bayonets have been around since flintlock times.