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>Sirs, > >What unit are you with? Check with your CO to see if >they will allow Indian guns. For more info visit >www.cwreenactor.com/forum for more information, but >many units are banning Indian made guns as unsafe to >use, even for blank fire. If yours is more of a >mainstreamer unit they may allow it, and they may have >your proof it to ensure it is safe. Most campaigner >units would advise you not to get it. This isn't >against MVT (even though Pete might think that since >I'm less than satisfied with my 1816) MVT and Loyalist >Arms as well. I don't know if either Enfield is fine. >They probably are, but it seems based on a recent >discussion of India guns many units in the CW hobby >are moving to ban them. That goes for Loyalist Arms' >line of 1840s, Lorenzes, 1842s, Enfields, etc. > > > >>>Hello Pete , >>>Does your 1853 Enfield Musket come with a bayonet? I >>>have a friend who is interested in this musket but >>>only if has a bayonet to go with is, he wants to use >>>it reenacting ...Thanks Bill >> >>I asked Pete the same question yesterday and he sent >>me the below email back. He states: >> >>Last month, we got in a crate of bayonets, but in the >>case of the Enfields, they aren’t included in the >>price since we had no source of bayonets for them when >>we started carrying the Enfields and at this time are >>offering them separately. We’ll have to raise the >>price on the musket when we add the bayonet to the >>deal, and for now they bayonets are available >>separately (don’t know the cost, you’d have to check >>with Wendy or Kathy on that, I stay out of the >>paperwork). The only other musket we offer that the >>bayonet is an extra cost item is the Baker, because >>the bayonets are pretty expensive and we can’t afford >>to throw them in free.

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