M7 bayonets newly manufactured and flawless for form, fit, and function. Blade is 6-3/4” long with a finely honed edge with black ox finish. The bayonet comes with a standard late manufacture M8A1 model scabbard in olive drab green. Scabbard top is sturdy web canvas with antiqued brass hardware just like the originals not the cheap nylon style you see online. Fits M16 & AR15 rifles.
8 Reviews
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Late Production M7
For the price this is a home run. Blade made by Imperial, and sheath by The Workhouse for the Blind. Certain shortcuts have been made so the bayonet is not exactly mil-spec. The metal parts are coated rather than parkerized, and there is no metal guard on the end of the sheath. The bayonet fit fine on the AR. The overall quality of the blade and sheath is excellent. If you don't want to pay for a surplus item then this is a great alternative.
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nice
a little trouble mounting got it done
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Not bad
not as thick as the older ones but came pretty close to razor sharp Sheath is ok
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M7 Bayonet
This thing fit perfectly for me on a Mossberg 590 retrograde! For the price, the quality seems good. So glad I bought this reproduction. Thank you Sarco!
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Sharp pointy thing for AR-15
Yep, it's sharp and pointy and fit pretty well on my AR-15 with the bayonet lug. Just a hair loose, but any tighter would probably require some fitting. Look, if things are so bad that you are down to sticking a knife on the end of your rifle, I don't think you are going to worry about a little bit of loose fit. Looked brand new, was even sharpened. Pleased with what I got for the cost of just $35.
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M7 bayonet
Excellent new
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Late Production M7 AR15 & M16 Bayonet
A great product and addition to my M4-configuration AR-15. Since my barrel is carbine length with shorter hand guard, I did have to invest in bayonet lug extension.
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The good, the bad, the ugly. You decide.
I’ll start off by saying, for the money this bayonet is pretty decent but far from the old school original when it comes to fit and finish. That being said, those are far more expensive. This was under $50 shipped at time of purchase so take that into consideration. As soon as I opened the box, the first thing I noticed was the typical musty surplus smell coming off the sheath “which was cool” then the difference in weight compared to the original. Also it felt loose and the grips were rattling. After a quick disassembly for inspection, two washers randomly popped out of nowhere after I removed the first grip panel. No biggie. After reassembly I just made sure to torque everything down and it stopped rattling. Cool. Little fun fact, you’re going to see M7 and Imperial stampings which I thought was amusing. Again, for the money, for someone like me that majority of my rifles are what most would consider budget/entry-level builds that’s fine by me. I purchased this because I recently finished my PSA FN 20in upper build. Snapped right on with no issues and gave it that little something extra I was looking for. Will this stand the test of time? Who knows? I’m not planning on randomly throwing my rifle at things trying to break it so generally speaking I think it will. I hope this review helps someone and big thanks to SARCO. You guys are Awesome!
