M4 Bayonet

Features

1. M1 Carbine Compatibility — Built specifically to lock onto the bayonet lug of the U.S. M1 Carbine for fixed-bayonet drill, display, or field use.
2. 6.75-Inch Blade — Compact spear-point blade keeps overall length manageable for close-quarters work while retaining authentic WWII-era geometry.
3. Based on the M3 Fighting Knife — Designed in 1944 using the proven M3 trench knife pattern to speed up wartime production and conserve strategic metals.
4. Steel Crossguard With Muzzle Ring — Heavy steel guard with a fitted muzzle ring secures the bayonet to the carbine and stands up to hard handling.
5. Stacked Leather Or Molded Grip — Traditional segmented handle pattern delivers a positive hold in the hand and a correct period appearance.
6. Pommel Locking Mechanism — Spring-loaded press-stud catch at the pommel engages the carbine's bayonet lug with a solid click.
7. Pattern Adopted By NATO Allies — The M4 design served as the basis for the later M5, M6, and M7 bayonets and was copied by numerous allied nations.
8. M8A1 Scabbard Pattern — Designed to ride in the standard U.S. M8A1 scabbard with web belt hanger for traditional load-out.
9. Authentic Military Collectible — A genuine piece of U.S. small-arms history that displays well alongside an M1 Carbine or WWII-era field gear.