There is a ton of WW1 mods out there, and rifles that have working bayonets and such, but why is there no SMLE No.1 or Mannlicher M95 with a Bayonet? I know the rifles exist, but theres no bayonet version, of the two rifles, and there is the No.4 Model with a bayonet, but that wouldn't make much sense in a WW1 Scenario, as the No.4 was created in 1943.

(In case your confused, heres the difference between the SMLE No.1 and SMLE No.4 )

The No.1 Short Magazine Lee Enfield ( SMLE ) was designed in 1907, and was the standard rifle in service for British and other Commonwealth Forces between 1907 - 1957, but was given to other forces across the world. The No.4 model was created in 1943 as a cheaper variant of the rifle, and while it was produced in WWII, the original No.1 Lee Enfield was still a standard service weapon. Sniper Variants of the No.4 and No.1 were created, and used, with the No.4 seeing better service than the No.1 sniper variant in WWII.

( Now for a rambling of the M95 Rifle )

The Mannlicher M1895 (M95), was the standard issue rifle for the Austro-Hungarian military, between 1895-1918, and saw further service in ( Now separate ) Austrian and Hungarian Military, between 1919-1938 for Austria, and 1919-1949. Some German soldiers and Volksturm militia used the M95, due to shortages and manufacture problems in 1945. The M95 fired a
8x50mmR Mannlicher cartridge. A carbine version of this rifle was introduced shortly after the rifle was invented, for cavalry, and later, light infantry.