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Ontario M9 Bayonet Fixed Blade Knife Black
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SKU: WX2*0740484
Overview
Built to mirror the modern U.S. military issue pattern, this bayonet is aimed at users who want a field tool with a defensive role as a last resort. Its 7" clip-point blade is suited to both slicing and puncturing, while the serrated sawback adds a survival-oriented option for improvised tasks. The black-on-black finish keeps the profile subdued, and the locking ring is designed to fit mil-spec M16, M4, AR-15 and similar firearms. With a black Kraton handle, steel guard and pommel, and a GFN Bianchi clip MOLLE sheath, it is a purpose-driven choice for serious rifle setups and hard-use carry.
Why Hunters Choose the Ontario Knife
Identical Specs
To the modern U.S. military
Large Clip-point
Blade supports both slicing and
Serrated Sawback
Adds utility for survival and
Locking Ring
Fits mil-spec M16, M4, AR-15
Black-on-black Finish
Low-profile appearance
Key Features
- 7-inch clip-point bayonet blade with black oxide finish.
- Serrated sawback included for survival applications.
- Locking ring fits mil-spec M16, M4, AR-15, and similar firearms.
- Black Kraton handle with steel guard and pommel.
- GFN Bianchi clip MOLLE sheath included.
- Black-on-black finish for low-profile use.
Best Used For
- Hunters needing a bayonet-compatible field tool for mil-spec M16, M4, or AR-15 platforms
- Users wanting a clip-point blade for slicing, puncturing, and general outdoor utility tasks
- Backcountry travelers who value a serrated sawback for survival-oriented problem solving
- Low-profile users preferring a black-on-black finish for discreet carry and field use
Specifications
| Blade Length | 7 in |
|---|---|
| Blade Steel | 420 modified stainless steel |
| Blade Style | Clip point bayonet |
| Guard Material | Steel |
| Handle Material | Black Kraton |
| Locking Ring Compatibility | Mil-spec M16, M4, AR-15 and similar firearms |
| Pommel Material | Steel |
| Product Type | Fixed blade knife |
| Serration | Serrated sawback |
| Sheath | GFN Bianchi clip MOLLE sheath |
Pros
- Identical specs to the modern U.S. military version issued to some units
- Large clip-point blade supports both slicing and puncturing tasks
- Serrated sawback adds utility for survival and improvised problem-solving
- Locking ring fits mil-spec M16, M4, AR-15 and similar firearms
- Black-on-black finish offers a low-profile appearance
- Includes GFN Bianchi clip MOLLE sheath for carry
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 7" clip-point blade and serrated sawback make this a specialized tool rather than a general-purpose hunting knife.
- The locking ring is designed for mil-spec M16, M4, AR-15 and similar firearms, so its primary fit is tied to those platforms.
- The black-on-black finish may be preferred for low-profile use, but it is less traditional in appearance than a standard utility finish.
- The included GFN Bianchi clip MOLLE sheath supports carry, though the overall setup is more mission-oriented than minimalist.
Suggested Comparisons
- Fixed blade hunting knife
- Bayonet-style field knife
- Survival knife
- MOLLE-compatible sheath knife
Suggested Accessories
- MOLLE-compatible sheath
- Knife sharpening stone
- Protective storage case
- Cleaning cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
What firearms does the locking ring fit?
The locking ring is designed to fit mil-spec M16, M4, AR-15, and similar firearms.
What kind of blade does this bayonet have?
It has a 7" clip point bayonet blade with a black oxide finish.
Does it include a sawback?
Yes. The blade has a serrated sawback, which the product description says is intended for survival applications and other improvised problem-solving.
What materials are listed for the handle and sheath?
The listed handle is black Kraton, and the sheath is a GFN Bianchi clip MOLLE sheath.
Is this the same style as the military-issued M9 bayonet?
The product description says it has identical specs to the modern U.S. military version still issued to some units as a field tool and defense weapon of last resort.