Original WWII U.S. M-1918 L.F.&C. Knuckle Knife Hilt Fitted with Blade from Case 337-6”Q” Fighting Knife in Sheath MG 34 Reciever Assembly While some may question why

While some may question why colt made guns chambered for a competitor's cartridge

this display gun was reconstructed using a BATF approved solid aluminum dummy receiver

History of the 3rd Dragoon Guards:

For officers there would be one major and 35 captains

Original WWII U.S. M-1918 L.F.&C. Knuckle Knife Hilt Fitted with Blade from Case 337-6”Q” Fighting Knife in Sheath MG 34 Reciever Assembly While some may question whyOriginal Item: One Of A Kind: A fantastic example of a custom, one off, WWII GI Fighting Knife. The Knife was made utilizing the blade of a CASE XX 337 6 Q (Quartermaster Knife), and the grip and skull crusher pommel cap from a WWI L. F.&C M 1918 Knuckle Knife. It is apparent this was done since the original blade of the M 1918 was somewhat useless as a tool. It was a phenomenal fighting weapon, but otherwise a poor choice for any utilitarian means.