I like the serrations on the OKC-35. Much more useful than the saw back. Nice work showing these, thanks.

@thegunbarracks6064

2 жыл бұрын

I thank you for watching! If I have been informational about anything found in these videos, I'm glad to pass it on.

Very well done, Sir!

@thegunbarracks6064

2 жыл бұрын

And thanks again for taking the time to view!

I was going to buy an M9 until I investigated the internal tang system which I found to be a weak impractical system. I made my own custom bayonet from a bowie knife blade and M9 guard, butt., and black walnut scales. It fits on my Mossberg 590 military shotgun very well and is very imposing.

@thegunbarracks6064

2 жыл бұрын

I haven't opened up and looked at my M9s, but they're for a collection anyway and not for real world use by myself. I've seen people carrying the M9 as an outdoors knife while hiking and backpacking. The M9, I've read, was based originally on a Buck Knives commercial knife. Thanks for watching!

Was there ever an M8 Knife? I know there is an m8 sheath, but I have never found a M8 bayonet or knife. And I've enjoyed all of your, videos on knives and bayonets.

@thegunbarracks6064

2 жыл бұрын

I' haven't found mention of a U.S. M8 knife or bayonet in any of the resources I use to research my own collection. There is one site I found that listed a ""M8 knife" for sale, but it really looked like a WW2 M4 fighting knife in a M8 scabbard. Thanks for watching all the videos!

U.s. marines is gets their own bayonet okc3 bayonet

My Vietnam m7 is on my ar15

@thegunbarracks6064

8 ай бұрын

I like to say, "Any rifle with a bayonet lug should have the bayonet!" Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!