Wartech H-16M M7 Bayonet Knife with Sheath, 13",Metal

Totally super awesome price and quality

The build seems sturdy enough to be used, but came in dull (makes sense with it being delivered and it being a combat knife not a utility knife) but the main issues is the grind quality. The grind quality is pretty bad towards the tip making it difficult to sharpen with out having to re-grind the edges.

For a $27 knife this is a great value for the price. As a bayonet, with the normal wobble on the barrel that these all will have on a carbine, it fit perfect on my AR.As a knife it comes pretty dull, but I have no problem sharpening this type of steel (a bit soft) and keeping sharp. The sheath is OK. The plastic part is great. The strap is not as ideal but will serve the purpose. However, I replaced with heavier weight strap and changed the snap to a cord lock with para-cord. Took about 10 minutes and $1.00 in materials. Now it is just as I prefer.be it as a bayonet or just utility knife you can spend way more on one of these. if you want and ordinal or a higher end knife there are plenty of better options. However, for the price and overall durability of the knife, for my purposes this knife will do the trick just fine.

The bayonet looks and feels good in the hand, and didn't have that cheap feeling handle, it actually feels decent. It does properly affix on a mid length gas system with a 16 inch barrel, however the lock up could be a little tighter. It rattles a bit when attached. The sheath is nice, feels decent and the knife fits in it well. It has some mechanism in it that holds it tightly, so it doesn't rattle. The reason I'm taking 2 stars off is because of how dull the knife is. I didn't expect it to be razor sharp, but the knife doesn't even have a point on it, it's just flat. The edge so dull that you can't cut at all with it, even when using alot of force. This is in part because the blade is so thick, which will make sharpening take a while. All in all, not bad for the price, and would be a great buy if it was at least pointed properly.

For its size its heavy compared to a certain bayonet from a certain European country where they think they make the best of everything. The heaviness of this Chinese copy of an American battle knife makes it feel more effective and and solid. I have a lot of knives and I really like this one.

I collect all sorts of knives, swords and bayonets. Real and replica it makes no difference to me as long as the price is correct. Sheath looks real US military but the cloth webbing is very flimsy. Knife has no sharpening to speak of and yes bayonets are not cutting weapons but most replicas tend to be somewhat sharp. This will need to be stone wheel ground if you want to use it for survival. It's a must have for any collector and collection. Made is China.

Outwardly it's similar to the US version but it is not the same. It has no edge at all! I doubt it could cut soft butter. The attaching mechanism does work, but for how long? It's incredibly fragile feeling, like the tiny springs inside will break or turn sideways thus rendering this inoperable on a rifle. Also the sheath has a very thin woven nylon belt loop. It's thin in both the thickness and the width. The seams are barely sewn, so I think it will not hold up to actual use.If it was a little bit lower in price, maybe this would be adequate for show-only, not actual use. As is, I wouldn't recommend this one.

Knife is good quality but mine came with a totally dull, never sharpened cutting edge. Not a problem as I have a vertical belt sander that made sharpening this knife a breeze, but if all you have is a sharpening stone, go ahead and grab a Snicker's bar, cuz you're going to be there awhile!Update: This knife sharpened to a real nice, razor sharp edge, the 440 stainless is no bull!