Product Details
Colt, M7 Bayonet, Vietnam Era Surplus, Good to Very-Good Condition
The Colt M7 is a Vietnam War-era factory-produced bayonet originally designed for attachment to the M16 rifle. Manufactured under Colt contract in 1964, production was handled by the Imperial Knife Company. The blade is marked with the Rampant Colt logo and the inscription "Colt's 62316 Hartford Conn. U.S.A.", identifying it as a Colt-marked variant of the standard U.S. military M7 pattern. The bayonet features the traditional spear-point blade profile and steel crossguard with a muzzle ring for rifle mounting.
Conditions range from surplus good to very-good. These are all sealed and ready for shipping, so it's the luck of the draw. Last image shows the range of conditions possible.
