I don't see the problem.?!
Seriously though, no rifle is nearly as accurate with the bayonet mounted as with it removed.
Early Mosin Nagant m91/30, German Mauser model 98, Jap Arisaka type 99, a M1917 enfield, and another Mosin Nagant m91/30.
I'd say $100 isn't the greatest price with or without accessories. I got my 91/30 with all the accessories (bayonet, two dual ammo pouches, sling, cleaning kit, oil and lube can) for 80 bucks in like new condition. That was at Fleet farm. Dunhams sports, and most places have prices a little higher, but not by much, and you can score them at gun shows for about the same price too.
I bought it just to have one. To me it's extremely long and clunky for a service rifle. Fine for plinking once in a while, but I would take a mauser over it any day.
You can still get Yugo 8mm Mausers for just under $200 bucks if you really look around. I prefer Yugo's over others (turkish, spanish, so on) because the fit and finish is perfect, and they hold true to all the Mauser lore and reputation. K98's are great, but qualitly late in the war started to lack, and the prices have gone through the roof. The Yugo m24/47 is a cheap and rugged straight bolt rifle, or go with the M48 versions with the bent bolt. I have both and they all shoot smooth. Worse thing about the Mauser choice....ammo prices.
The British Enfield was mentioned, and is another choice, but they run 200 and up as do the Mausers unless you find a good deal or buy a beater. I have a Long Branch 1943 No4 mk1 myself. Nice, accurate, fast shooting rifles also, plus a 10 round capacity. .303 ammo is close to 8mm prices.
Anyways, enough with my babbling. You can't beat the price of a Mosin Nagant. But for a little more, you can get a rifle of better quality, and still have the war relic feeling. I guess the big factor in deciding what gun to get these days is those two dreaded words....ammo prices.
You may as well buy one, the price is close to pocket change. You can always buy more, of them or something else... You can never have enough milsurps.