Quote: "the reason of this is that, when the bayonet is jabbed into
an opponent, the jagged edges would act like barbs, making the
bayonet very hard to pull out, this is a very undesirable trait
for a combat knife"
Not only that, but
Excerpt from Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, and relating to the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts (Protocol I), 8 June 1977.
The specific applications of the prohibition formulated in
Article 23 , paragraph 1(e), of the Hague Regulations, or
resulting from the Declarations of St. Petersburg and The Hague,
are not very numerous. They include:
1. explosive bullets and projectiles filled with glass, but not
explosives contained in artillery missiles, mines, rockets and
hand grenades. (55)
...
5. bayonets with a serrated edge, (61) and lances with barbed
heads. (62)
...
i.e. serated bayonets are illegal
edit: I know item 1 isn't relevant to this discussion, i just like the thought of explosive glass bullets
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