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| Ontario Knife M7 Bayonet (ON8185) |
Points: 6
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Knife M7 Bayonet made by Ontario Knife Company. OKC has produced the following knives for many decades and all have seen combat with U.S. armed forces. Needless to say, these veteran blades are not in the business of giving quarter. Blade made with 1095 Carbon Steel, black handle. Black zinc phosphate coated blade. Cordura and plastic sheath.
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| 1907 Bayonet w/ Hooked Quillion & Sheath |
Points: 8
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This is a reproduction SMLE No. 1, Mk III early style bayonet with scabbard. Originals are scarce; early in WWI quillions were officially removed. The blade, which includes British markings, is made from high carbon steel properly tempered for holding a razor edge. Sharpening is available for an additional fee. All metal has been deeply blued and the wood grips have a rubbed oil appearance. The sheath is made with a leather body and sewn seam up the back with a lozenge style frog. The top and tip are made from metal with a matte black finish.
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| 98 Butcher Blade Bayonet w/ Scabbard & Frog (803276) |
Points: 7
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Relive “The Great War” with our superb S 98/05 “Butcher Blade” bayonet reproduction. Introduced in 1915 by the Imperial German Army for use with GEW 98 Rifle (also fits K98 and most 98 Mauser clones including Yugo Mausers). Used by Reichswehr between the Wars and by many German police departments (rifles were standard police issue). Remained in limited service through WWII. Made from deeply blued high carbon steel, oil finished wood grips with proper blued steel scabbard. Includes frog.
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| Long M1 Bayonet Garand Springfield (803129) |
Points: 5
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The long blade M1 Garand Springfield is arguably the most desirable of all US bayonets and the real ones are almost impossible to find or afford. Our reproduction is as close to the real thing as possible up to and including 1942 markings with flaming bomb. Scabbard sold separately.
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| M1 Bayonet Garand New Manufacture Style (803286) |
Points: 5
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M1 Garand rifle was first issued with M1905 16″ bayonet. In 1942, the US Military determined that a shorter bayonet was more useful. Existing stocks of M1905 bayonets were cut down to 10″.
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| Hanwei M7 Letter Opener (MH2361) |
Points: 2
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Introduced in 1964, The M7 Bayonet was standard issue for the M16 family of rifles during the Vietnam War. Its 6-3/4" blade, combined with its checkered non-slip grip and overall black finish, allowed the bayonet to double as an effective fighting knife. The M7 was manufactured in both the U.S. and several Asian countries.
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