U.S. M7 Bayonet (Vietnam War-Cold war Era) with visible rust and patina

with visible rust and patina consistent with age

the Match Target is explicitly not classified as an assault weapon (despite AR-15 similarities) due to design differences in the receiver and configuration

British 3” Mortar

marked Remington Arms Co

U.S. M7 Bayonet (Vietnam War-Cold war Era) with visible rust and patinaDate: Circa 1965 1980s Blade Type: Spear point, parkerized steel Handle: Black Checkered plastic grips with two slotted screw Overall Length: Approx. 11. 5 inches The M7 bayonet replaced the earlier M6 bayonet and was issued with the M16 Rifle beginning during the Vietnam War. It remained in U. S. services through the Cold War period and was produced by multiple U. S. contractors including imperial, BOC, and Milpar. It is one of the most recognizable