CETME L Bayonet
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- SKU
- ES-CLR-BAYO
Description
Features
- Spanish Military Surplus — Authentic Spanish Army-issue bayonet originally fielded with the 5.56x45mm CETME Model L rifle from 1986 to 1991.
- CETME L Specific Fit — Push-button release locks onto the distinctive CETME L bayonet lug; the smaller muzzle ring will not fit the older 7.62 CETME or G3 pattern rifles.
- 14-Inch Overall Length — Roughly 14 inches overall with an 8 3/4-inch (approx. 22.5 cm) blade for serious reach when fixed to the rifle.
- Phosphated Steel Blade — High-carbon steel blade with a dark parkerized finish that resists corrosion and cuts down on glare in the field.
- Diamond-Profile Point — Reinforced diamond cross-section near the tip optimized for thrusting and penetration.
- Single-Edge Grind — Primary cutting edge runs the length of the blade with a secondary clip-style grind on the spine that can be sharpened to suit.
- Ribbed Green Polymer Grip — Eleven-groove molded grip panels give a positive hold in wet or gloved hands.
- Matching Scabbard Included — Ships with the original Spanish-issue scabbard for safe carry and storage.
- Limited Availability — Far less common than the standard 7.62 CETME bayonet, making this a desirable piece for CETME L owners and collectors.
- Made in Spain — Genuine Spanish manufacture, not a reproduction.
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Cool Spanish bladeI missed these once but placed a notification request. When I received the notice they were back I wasted no time placing my order. This is a very cool bayonet for a rather rarely seen rifle. The round handle is a bit different but comfortable. The blade has plenty of length and a good heft to it without being too heavy. The webbing on the scabbard shows a bit of age but nothing out of the ordinary for an issued item. Overall I would say it is in pretty good condition. The Spanish have been known for their swords and knives for hundreds of years. This bayonet has a distinctive Spanish feel like many of the knives I purchased while working in Spain in 1992. This will be a great addition to the bayonet side of my knife collection. If you get the chance, grab one of these!
