USGI M9 Bayonet

Features

1. USGI Military-Issue Bayonet — Produced by Ontario Knife Company under U.S. government contract for issue to American troops and adopted in 1986 to replace the older M7.
2. 7.1-Inch Clip Point Blade — Stainless steel blade with a non-reflective black oxide finish and a Rockwell hardness of 53–57 for solid edge retention.
3. Sawback Spine — Aggressive serrated saw teeth along the spine cut through wood, rope, sheet metal, and improvised barriers in the field.
4. Wire Cutter Function — Blade hole mates with the steel stud on the scabbard to form a heavy-duty wire cutter capable of slicing through fencing and concertina wire.
5. Fits M16, M4, and AR-15 — Locks onto any standard bayonet lug and A2 birdcage muzzle device for fixed-bayonet use on Mil-Spec rifles and carbines.
6. Reinforced Polymer Handle — Textured glass-filled nylon grip with steel guard and pommel stands up to hard use in any climate.
7. 12.4-Inch Overall Length — Balanced blade-to-handle ratio that works equally well as a fighting knife, utility blade, or survival tool.
8. Issue Scabbard Included — Black glass-filled nylon sheath with Bianchi belt clip, integrated sharpener, screwdriver tip, and wire-cutter stud; secures the knife without a snap strap.
9. Made in the USA — Manufactured by Ontario Knife Company in New York, one of the last remaining American bayonet makers.