Adding a bayonet lug is just a matter of a silver solder job.
Check one of the SharpsShooter web sites for details. I saw a bunch at a reenactment and decided there was no way I was going to crud up my rifle shooting blanks.
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Blanks are NASTY!
If I'm going to burn up expensive FFG, I by golly intend that there be several hundred grains of lead in front of it!
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I just realized what I said...
The triangular bayonet didn't need a lug, as it used the front sight lug. I went on the Dixie website looking for a bayonet, but nothing was listed for the Sharps. I could have ordered an Enfield bayonet, but I figured there wasn't much chance of the socket diameter being correct. Darn it.
When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes duty.