Wartech M-9 Bayonet (S-3039-BKGN)

Original: The knife came dull and has some defects, like pitting in the blood groove and also there were some burrs on the spine that I had to file off. Overall it looks cool but the blade doesn’t seem to be able to hold an edge and I really hate the pitting in the blood groove. Might return or might just get a more expensive one idkNew review: upgraded to 5 stars, I returned the other knife and got a replacement, very quickly I might add and it is flawless! Everything looks like it is 10x better, the sheath has a richer color and seems to be better quality and thicker, harder plastic. The knife is flawless and came very sharp, the black color of the hilt where the bayonet ring in is smaller (it’s a good thing) and darker. It seems like maybe luck of the draw I guess when it comes to QC could be bad or good but I’m really happy I got a good one. The other one didn’t attach to the bayonet lug tightly and rattled bad despite having the adapter on it and this one fits tight and doesn’t move at all. Love it!

Just as advertised. Very nice blade. We'll made, sturdy by itself or attached to rifle.

The Wartech M9 Bayonet is an excellent choice for those in need of a reliable and versatile knife. Its durable build, sharp blade, and ergonomic design make it a valuable tool for outdoor and tactical use. Despite its slight heft and the sheath’s quality, it delivers exceptional performance, earning it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.

Just like the original!

This knife was not bad for the price compared to a top-of-the-line Ontario M9 for $200+. It looks good on my Mossberg Retrograde 590, but required some work on the handle to get it to snap into the bayonet lug. That should be no surprise if you read the M9 reviews.I wasn't expecting a true full tang, but held out hope. It was advertised as a full tang. But nope, It will have to be reinforced before any heavy duty use. I think that can be done with a little work.As expected, the blade will have to be sharpened. Time will tell if it can hold an an edge.All in all, I now have a wicked looking bayonet on the end of my gun that I will never need except to impress the guys at the range that will get an extra round of beer with the money I saved.

Looks like a really nice bayonet, heavy duty

I was a bit nervous it wouldn’t fit my stag arms retro rifle after reading some reviews. But it’s $40 so I gave it a shot.I received the package a few days after purchase, and put it on with my dad. It slides on fine, no need to force it in. Went into the bayonet lug with no effort and rested in a grove of my A2 Flash hider. There’s little to no movement of the knife when in locked into place.Overall, I’m pretty happy with this knife. It looks pretty cool, and it will get the job done without having to spend a bunch of money.

Good looking knife, cheap steel that’s why it’s so inexpensive great cheese. I really like that. It will not fit on my 590 shotgun bayonet lug. The hole in the barrel ring is too small. It won’t fit over my AR 15 barrel.