M7-B Bayonet: American-Made Combat Excellence

Looking for legendary reliability in a combat tool? The M7-B Bayonet delivers.

Crafted by one of America's few remaining bayonet manufacturers, this battle-ready blade combines rich heritage with practical tactical functionality. Whether you're military personnel or a survival enthusiast, this is the tool you'll want by your side when things get tough.

Key Features & Benefits

• Premium 1080 Carbon Steel blade with zinc phosphate finish that won't let you down
• 6.7-inch blade featuring flat bevel and swedge design for when penetration matters most
• Modified Kraton handle that stays secure in your grip, rain or shine
• Proudly American-made quality (55-57 HRC hardness) you can stake your life on
• Comes with a molded plastic sheath with pistol belt clip so you can carry it your way

Military Heritage Meets Modern Performance

The M7-B continues Ontario Knife Company's impressive legacy of military-issued tactical blades. OKC isn't new to this game—they're the folks behind the combat-deployed OKC3S bayonet and the legendary M7.

Need the perfect balance between reach and maneuverability? At 11.9 inches overall and just 1.15 pounds, this bayonet hits the sweet spot. The black zinc phosphate finish fights off corrosion while keeping that tactical look you want.

Ready for Action

Whether you're adding to your collection, embracing your military enthusiasm, or just need a dependable fixed blade for your outdoor adventures, the M7-B Bayonet won't disappoint. Why wait? Add this piece of American military heritage to your collection today!

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