Krieghoff has been suggested before for the "HK" maker on other threads since this one, but there is some disagreement on that. Krieghoff was more known as a firearm maker and not really much evidence they made bayonets, though it's a convenient fit and I can't think of another option at this point. But the jury is still out.
Same opinion, after some thought and looking at the late Anthony Carter's work that was completed after his very untimely passing I remember where in some of our correspondence he was going to include some corrections and additions in Volume 2. And knowing for a fact that some of the latest maker/TM material that was sent to him never made it into print I suspect that the maker is possibly already in the book, but minus an additional logo/TM. That said, I personally doubt that it's Krieghoff. Best Regards, Fredby Anderson
Krieghoff also appears in Fishers reference with photos of 3 HK logo variants.
Listed as a Distributor and not a producer.
Regards Larry
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A Distributor or retailer could be more plausible, but need to ask the question was Fire Dept supplies a business Krieghoff is known to have been involved in?
The point being made about Krieghoff noted
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