@fontanaman13 Nope. It's considered a fixed blade by law, so it's legal regardless as long as your state laws allow it's blade length. The only knives that are restricted by law in the USA are automatic knives (I.E switchblades), and that only depends on the state you live in. For example, in Colorado, autos' are illegal unless you have LEO/Military permission, but in Utah, they're Completly legal to own and carry, so long as you have a clean criminal record, and a concealed carry permit.
@varun009 a large amount of military designated marksman rifles are semi auto only., like the mk11, and even a lot of 556 DMR rifles., are you sayin that semi auto rifles arent used in the military??, because they are.,quote un quote civilian ar's are combat rifles for sure., they just arent full auto, but they are def combat ready rifles if bought from a reputable manufacturer like LMT,KAC, or Colt
@MultiSr16 semi auto rifles used in the military are meant for long range engagement. im sorry dude but the ar was specifically made for civilian use.
@varun009 haha the ar.. or armalite rifle, made by eugene stoner was developed specifically for the military to replace the m14 battle rifle., there is no possible way you can/or anybody can say that the "AR" was designed/developed for civilian use., and again, NO your wrong., while the military uses semi auto for long range, they also use them for intermiediate range., between 5 and 8 hundred yards.., kinda right where the DMR "AR" works best at.., dude, im ex army n used semi auto, UR WRONG
The bayonet will work on a 16" barrel AR but only if it has a mid-length gas system, carbine length forends will not work as the distance between flash hider and lug are too great.
And to the non American, it's not that we do these things... It's that our country was born of conflict, and horror. And as a population we have the right and duty to ensure it stays the way we want it. So we arm ourselves. And constantly run scenarios in our heads of what mAy come. We don't want it to (except for zombies, we want that) we just want to be ready. What's that ok'd saying your high school English teacher always said? Failing to prepare is preparing to fail. So your country fails s
I think all the people saying that bayonets are not needed are a little slow. It's not about noise level, it's about having a last resort. I'm not a historian, but weren't bayonets affixed to guns because it took FOREVER to reload a single shot rifle? And seeing as how MOST gunfights happen within what? 15 yards or less, doesnt it seem like a good idea? Out of ammo, no time to reload, being rushed... I'll take a bayonet. Especially cuz I'm in California, where We have bullet buttons, and it can
@Sadcouchgorilla yes. it took alot to reload Muskets back then. actually, some fights did occur with both factions far from each other. Bayonets are mainly there just in case you get into a close quarter combat with your enemy, so you can stab them with it. also, they have been used when charging towards the enemy, they would put their guns in the front, aiming at the enemy's line and when they collide, the bayonets would stab their enemies. Bayonets have proven to be very useful actually :)
I find it so sad that Americans make videos about weapons like this and they talk about how much damage it could inflict on other people and what not... What the fuck, when the hell would you need to use these weapons? Americans purchasing thousands upon thousands of firearms and only being able to shoot at targets, yet they talk about the damage it could inflict.
Why the fuck would you need to stab someone, slash someone, cut wires...
Never going to USA if they all think like these pricks.
@HypeDXClan Why would I need to cut someone with a knife or even have to carry a knife? Well if I get mugged, I would like some form of self-defense other than my hands. I also go hiking, camping, and climbing a lot. Carrying a knife can be used for more than hurting people. I use mine for prying open lids, tightening or loosening screws when I don't have access to a screwdriver, etc. My girlfriend carries a knife as well in case someone decides to try and rape her.
@HypeDXClan Sounds like you don't understand the American character. We're as decent and peace-loving as the next society, but remember that this country was first settled and built by armed individuals in remote wilderness, not by the State. This is the origin of our traditions of self-reliance and arms.
@TheColossus1987 I don't have one, but I doubt that they're good for throwing. I own a set of throwing knives and here's what I know. GOOD throwing knives are one piece...just solid steel, no handle, nothing. They are thin and usually small, although mine are about the size of a short KA-Bar. The weight is also balanced at the hilt or fulcrum...so you can balance it on your finger right at the center point of the knife, and they are also symmetrical. Bayonets are usually unbalanced.
hey im either gonna get and m 9 bayonet or an m 7. I like the design and the fact that the m 7 is more of a classic but i like the fact that the m 9 is more of a utility knife as well. What would u reccomend
I have the S&W SW3B, very awesome knife. Durable and meant to last. Cuts fences and cables easily. $65 at Big5. Big and heavy, but here that's a good thing. My 2012 zombie killer. SW3B has a gut wrenching saw.
@GearBuyersGuide ahhh gotcha., yea check into it., he said they wont work on regular 16inch ar15, somethin bout not fastening properly to the barrel, thx for the help., i really want one but im awash in 16inch hahah damn nfa......btw, whats the barrel length in the vid, looks like 14,5....
@GearBuyersGuide I think that on the 16" Barrels with Car lenght handguards and font sight assemblies the Bayonet will be more loose than the 14.5" with car handguard or the 20" with rifle lenght handguard
@MultiSr16 The distance between the flash suppressor and bayonet lug on a 20" barrel is the same as a 14.5" barrel. The length between the suppressor and lug on a 16" barrel is longer. A bayonet will lock onto a 16", but will be all sloppy and not fit tight because the muzzle ring on the bayonet will be over the barrel and not tight on the suppressor.
An enemy that has a bayonet thrust into their body mass center will likely NOT scream. Have you ever had the wind knocked out of you? Have you ever seen someone so traumatized they cannot make a sound? Well, there you go. GearBuyersGuide, you were right from the beginning, it is a stealth weapon if expertly applied. If some idiot stabs you in the leg, you will scream. Other spots, not so much.
the bayonet while on the weapon is not stealthy, you can stab a soldier and they will still scream, stealthy means to cup the mouth and stab the soldier with the knife while of the weapon. you can stab an enemy soldier several times and they may not die as expected.
a bayonet was designed for when you ran out of shells, why, when you have your gun pointed at someone would you try to stab them if you did have shells? think about that.
@GearBuyersGuide and bayonets arent that quiet either, stab someone and they will still scream, unless you slit their throAT or close mouth, as cutting edge said, it is mainly a back up weapon. and a real proffessional would use a suppressed pistol and not use the bayonet if he wanted quiet.
@onthecuttingedge2005 If you are in close quarters hand to hand combat when your position is overrun and the enemy is all around you mixed in with your own men, you use a bayonet instead of firing to avoid hitting your own men. Also in a house you might be able to avoid overpenetrating walls and hitting friendlies.
Are there any considerations that need to be taken into account if buying an upper with bayonet lug such as the distance from the flash hider to the gas block? I used to want an upper without an exposed gas block, and now I am looking for one that will accept bayonets and was just wondering...
@ThaddeusMcSpalding ok the m9 bayo and m7 i believe will fit the 14.5'' real m4 bbl, the 16.5'' bbl with midlength gas system, and the 20'' bbl with rifle length gas system. it will also "fit" the 16.'' bbl with carbine length gas system but the barrel sticks out past the hand guard and covers about half the blade. also all variations need a usgi spec bayo lug on the gas block. they do make GB's with a pic rail for fold down sights and bayo lugs if you dont want a fixed fsb. hope this helps
You guys are meaningless in arguing about the use of bayonets. In today's world it may not be designated for primary combat, but it still find HIGH usage ability in mobs control, outdoor survival, scavenging dead, promoting aggressive spirits, as a last resort weapon..etc. It depends on how you use such a tool wisely.
@DeWunUnOnly He has an AR-15, which is a semi-automatic civilian version of the military M4 and M16 rifles. They are currently completely legal depending on your local and state laws. There are states that are bastions of communism with tons of bans and laws in place regarding that type of firearm and others - so that only the criminals can have them.
I like how the tacticool crowd don't like bayonets, but will attach all kinds of other trinkets on their rifle. the bayonet is one of the most effective weapon attachments there is.
@GearBuyersGuide The bayonet accounted for less than 1% of casualties even back during the American Civil War, and its' effectiveness decreased even further since then. I'd stick to my pistol and red dot sight and keep my bayonet in my boot :P.
Hey Im looking to get the barrel of my Mossberg 590 ported like the one in this video. Does anyone have a place that they can recommend? Any advice appreciated
And I dont know if this will help, but I have a 1/1 scale "real steel" AR15 style airsoft rifle, and it fits pretty good on that. It does have a little bit of play, and it dosnt fit really snug, but it's rele secure, and absolutely wont come off unless you pinch the levers on the bayonet.
Oh and to answer your question gravity5, you just clip it onto the nylon weaves like you would on a regular belt. I have a MOLLE body armor that I tried this with, though personally I find it easier to reach when clipped onto a belt.
Hello all :) I just recently purchased a black M9 bayonet (ontario) and it came with a newer style grip/handle, and I like the older style better so if anybody is cool with a trade or would like to sell me an older style grip/handle (in great condition) then feel free to drop me a message. Any help will be greatly appreciated :)
ok. ka bar seems to be the better option since ive heard about how prone the M9's are to snapping. do you prefer the modern ka bar versions with the rubber grip or the classic ones with the leather washers?
@RockApe92 ,why do you think al the hammers have these rubber like grips nowadays.
go for the Kraton grip,it has no problems with water,unlike the leather grip.but if you really like the leather ,you gotta take that but for practical and effective good grip i would prefer the kraton version
Is their any way that i could put a bayonet lug on a gun that dosen't have one? I've been looking for a way to put a bayonet on mossberg 500 (that dosen't involve duct tape)
My highschool buddy had a Buckmaster, which this knife is based on. The Buckmaster had removable prongs you could screw into the handguard so you could use the knife as a grappling hook. Ridiculous, I know, but it seemed so cool to us when we were teenagers.
aim for the intestines where theres no bone, stab, twist and pull out. if he gets up, knock him down stab again but stamp your foot on his chest hopefully splintering the ribs and use your foot to pull it out. if he still gets up after that-----you run!
imagine sabbing someone with a bayone then firing the shotgun, very messy.
YoUrInBaTcOuNtRyNoW6 2 weeks ago
the upper part of the blade is for notching wood, so you can lash better
marbasinth 1 month ago
I didn't know that bayonets were allowed to civilians or are you military or law enforcement?
fontanaman13 1 month ago
@fontanaman13 Nope. It's considered a fixed blade by law, so it's legal regardless as long as your state laws allow it's blade length. The only knives that are restricted by law in the USA are automatic knives (I.E switchblades), and that only depends on the state you live in. For example, in Colorado, autos' are illegal unless you have LEO/Military permission, but in Utah, they're Completly legal to own and carry, so long as you have a clean criminal record, and a concealed carry permit.
noobslaya111 2 weeks ago
@noobslaya111 Nice to know.
fontanaman13 2 weeks ago
what im wondering would it work on my M16 SPR 22lr rifle
mrv2rocketman 2 months ago
Id rather have a taiaha that that
NaRuToCrAzY12629 2 months ago
dam, i wouldnt wanna try to rob your house
ThunderSharp 2 months ago
ar's arent even combat weapons. they're just civillian practice tools. they don't have the full auto feature that a regular carbine has.
varun009 3 months ago
@varun009 a large amount of military designated marksman rifles are semi auto only., like the mk11, and even a lot of 556 DMR rifles., are you sayin that semi auto rifles arent used in the military??, because they are.,quote un quote civilian ar's are combat rifles for sure., they just arent full auto, but they are def combat ready rifles if bought from a reputable manufacturer like LMT,KAC, or Colt
MultiSr16 3 months ago
@MultiSr16 semi auto rifles used in the military are meant for long range engagement. im sorry dude but the ar was specifically made for civilian use.
varun009 3 months ago
@varun009 haha the ar.. or armalite rifle, made by eugene stoner was developed specifically for the military to replace the m14 battle rifle., there is no possible way you can/or anybody can say that the "AR" was designed/developed for civilian use., and again, NO your wrong., while the military uses semi auto for long range, they also use them for intermiediate range., between 5 and 8 hundred yards.., kinda right where the DMR "AR" works best at.., dude, im ex army n used semi auto, UR WRONG
MultiSr16 3 months ago 2
The bayonet will work on a 16" barrel AR but only if it has a mid-length gas system, carbine length forends will not work as the distance between flash hider and lug are too great.
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Tropicamountaingoose 4 months ago 7
And to the non American, it's not that we do these things... It's that our country was born of conflict, and horror. And as a population we have the right and duty to ensure it stays the way we want it. So we arm ourselves. And constantly run scenarios in our heads of what mAy come. We don't want it to (except for zombies, we want that) we just want to be ready. What's that ok'd saying your high school English teacher always said? Failing to prepare is preparing to fail. So your country fails s
Sadcouchgorilla 5 months ago
I think all the people saying that bayonets are not needed are a little slow. It's not about noise level, it's about having a last resort. I'm not a historian, but weren't bayonets affixed to guns because it took FOREVER to reload a single shot rifle? And seeing as how MOST gunfights happen within what? 15 yards or less, doesnt it seem like a good idea? Out of ammo, no time to reload, being rushed... I'll take a bayonet. Especially cuz I'm in California, where We have bullet buttons, and it can
Sadcouchgorilla 5 months ago
@Sadcouchgorilla yes. it took alot to reload Muskets back then. actually, some fights did occur with both factions far from each other. Bayonets are mainly there just in case you get into a close quarter combat with your enemy, so you can stab them with it. also, they have been used when charging towards the enemy, they would put their guns in the front, aiming at the enemy's line and when they collide, the bayonets would stab their enemies. Bayonets have proven to be very useful actually :)
YTLyricsMaker 3 months ago
I like my bayonet. Really handy for home defense I imagine.
Jrhoney 5 months ago
it fits on F88 styers
cccchhhhable 5 months ago
@HypeDXClan Cool story bro!
ilovetippy667 7 months ago
Anyone know IF or HOW to attach this bayonet (or ANY bayonet) to a NEF Pardner 12 GA pump??? (Like a Remington 870 12 GA pump) Thanks :)
HerbWalker 7 months ago
I find it so sad that Americans make videos about weapons like this and they talk about how much damage it could inflict on other people and what not... What the fuck, when the hell would you need to use these weapons? Americans purchasing thousands upon thousands of firearms and only being able to shoot at targets, yet they talk about the damage it could inflict.
Why the fuck would you need to stab someone, slash someone, cut wires...
Never going to USA if they all think like these pricks.
HypeDXClan 7 months ago
@HypeDXClan It's okay, we won't miss you. :)
Peniszilla 6 months ago
@HypeDXClan Why would I need to cut someone with a knife or even have to carry a knife? Well if I get mugged, I would like some form of self-defense other than my hands. I also go hiking, camping, and climbing a lot. Carrying a knife can be used for more than hurting people. I use mine for prying open lids, tightening or loosening screws when I don't have access to a screwdriver, etc. My girlfriend carries a knife as well in case someone decides to try and rape her.
ShadowScope 6 months ago
@HypeDXClan Stay Out!
ProjectRambo 5 months ago
@HypeDXClan Sounds like you don't understand the American character. We're as decent and peace-loving as the next society, but remember that this country was first settled and built by armed individuals in remote wilderness, not by the State. This is the origin of our traditions of self-reliance and arms.
jptravers 5 months ago
@HypeDXClan Hahah yes now you get it, and tell all you're friends the same. Don't fuck with us, don't come by us, don't even look in our direction.
pac6010 5 months ago
Very nice review. Informative. Destruction tests are interesting but don't prove anything, excluding finding major factory defects.
greencircle86 7 months ago
Just curious... does anyone who owns one of these know if it will work well for throwing? Please respond back to me, thanks!
TheColossus1987 8 months ago
@TheColossus1987 I don't have one, but I doubt that they're good for throwing. I own a set of throwing knives and here's what I know. GOOD throwing knives are one piece...just solid steel, no handle, nothing. They are thin and usually small, although mine are about the size of a short KA-Bar. The weight is also balanced at the hilt or fulcrum...so you can balance it on your finger right at the center point of the knife, and they are also symmetrical. Bayonets are usually unbalanced.
ShadowScope 6 months ago
awesome vid, never knew bout the wirecutter mode ha
gummywormz 8 months ago
is your ar, 16 inch barrel???
TheGoodOlBoyzChannel 8 months ago
Reminds me of gears of war 3 retro lancer
MultiBlackout2010 8 months ago
Ey can you use this the M9 for survival. I know it is wrong but, I'd love me a usable rambo type knife. The look of it is just bad ass.
KnifeAddic 8 months ago
Is there a standard distance from the loop and the clip for the lug in the knife?
Fordfanforlife777 9 months ago
@Fordfanforlife777
yes
GearBuyersGuide 9 months ago
hey im either gonna get and m 9 bayonet or an m 7. I like the design and the fact that the m 7 is more of a classic but i like the fact that the m 9 is more of a utility knife as well. What would u reccomend
TheBeardedDragon15 11 months ago
I have the S&W SW3B, very awesome knife. Durable and meant to last. Cuts fences and cables easily. $65 at Big5. Big and heavy, but here that's a good thing. My 2012 zombie killer. SW3B has a gut wrenching saw.
bigfootyepyep 11 months ago
Stab... AND shoot!!
TheWireCorpse 1 year ago
"and they stole that from the russians" LMAO!
question, would this knife work on the m4 or the m16a2?
SleepingWolf26 1 year ago
@SleepingWolf26 both
retiredmarine1 10 months ago
also will work on an m14 right? that is... if you can get your hands on one
HGClark 1 year ago
the Bayonet feature is useful for snipers up close if they dont have a pistol
pswpsw3 1 year ago
will this work on a 16inch barrel , i heard they wont
MultiSr16 1 year ago
@MultiSr16
?? who told you that...
They are used almost exclusively on the 16" models
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@GearBuyersGuide someone in the army told me., he said they only fit on 20inch and 14.5 inch
MultiSr16 1 year ago
@MultiSr16
oh, well in the military they only use 14.5 or 20 inch rifles, so... .
BTW I was thinking 20" not 16" .. yes most bayonets are used on 20" for sure (not 16").. but they 'can' be used on pretty much any length
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@GearBuyersGuide ahhh gotcha., yea check into it., he said they wont work on regular 16inch ar15, somethin bout not fastening properly to the barrel, thx for the help., i really want one but im awash in 16inch hahah damn nfa......btw, whats the barrel length in the vid, looks like 14,5....
MultiSr16 1 year ago
@GearBuyersGuide I think that on the 16" Barrels with Car lenght handguards and font sight assemblies the Bayonet will be more loose than the 14.5" with car handguard or the 20" with rifle lenght handguard
1ohtaf1 11 months ago
@MultiSr16 The distance between the flash suppressor and bayonet lug on a 20" barrel is the same as a 14.5" barrel. The length between the suppressor and lug on a 16" barrel is longer. A bayonet will lock onto a 16", but will be all sloppy and not fit tight because the muzzle ring on the bayonet will be over the barrel and not tight on the suppressor.
stuntmanmike37 10 months ago
@stuntmanmike37 yea i kno man, read my other reply's to this same conversation, we already got that worked out., thanx though stuntman
MultiSr16 10 months ago
@MultiSr16 yes its true thell only fit on the 14.5 inch barrel the 16 is slighly longer so it wont reach the flash supressor and end up on the barrel
ufa9015 3 months ago
@MultiSr16 you can use it. the bayonet will be resting on the barrel instead of the flash hider though, which is less than optimal.
Alldickedup 3 months ago
with the mossberg you can blow the shit out out of them and if you think there not dead anough you can stab them
MrNateman89 1 year ago
Heh, I never knew you could do that on a Mossberg, do you know if the M7 Bayonet would fit too?
RuthlessZabusa 1 year ago
An enemy that has a bayonet thrust into their body mass center will likely NOT scream. Have you ever had the wind knocked out of you? Have you ever seen someone so traumatized they cannot make a sound? Well, there you go. GearBuyersGuide, you were right from the beginning, it is a stealth weapon if expertly applied. If some idiot stabs you in the leg, you will scream. Other spots, not so much.
kimberHD45 1 year ago
the bayonet while on the weapon is not stealthy, you can stab a soldier and they will still scream, stealthy means to cup the mouth and stab the soldier with the knife while of the weapon. you can stab an enemy soldier several times and they may not die as expected.
onthecuttingedge2005 1 year ago
a bayonet was designed for when you ran out of shells, why, when you have your gun pointed at someone would you try to stab them if you did have shells? think about that.
onthecuttingedge2005 1 year ago
@onthecuttingedge2005
which is quieter? think about that
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SBEbenelli2 1 year ago
@SBEbenelli2
Do you always yell? Do you always whisper? You can do both, but why not always do only one of them??
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@GearBuyersGuide and bayonets arent that quiet either, stab someone and they will still scream, unless you slit their throAT or close mouth, as cutting edge said, it is mainly a back up weapon. and a real proffessional would use a suppressed pistol and not use the bayonet if he wanted quiet.
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@GearBuyersGuide if you needed quiet, why the fuck would you bring a shotgun? think about that.
SBEbenelli2 1 year ago
@onthecuttingedge2005 If you are in close quarters hand to hand combat when your position is overrun and the enemy is all around you mixed in with your own men, you use a bayonet instead of firing to avoid hitting your own men. Also in a house you might be able to avoid overpenetrating walls and hitting friendlies.
styler1953 1 year ago
@onthecuttingedge2005 so you dont kill your child in the room next door or have to pay money replacing the plaster on the wall or your shotgun shells
NocturnalBreather 1 year ago
that's not a 16.5 inch barrel for an ar is it?
pshangkuan 1 year ago
This is about exact to the bayonets we had in the Army, I always wanted one. Maybe I'll buy one that's close enough.
jpd782 1 year ago
Are there any considerations that need to be taken into account if buying an upper with bayonet lug such as the distance from the flash hider to the gas block? I used to want an upper without an exposed gas block, and now I am looking for one that will accept bayonets and was just wondering...
ThaddeusMcSpalding 1 year ago
@ThaddeusMcSpalding ok the m9 bayo and m7 i believe will fit the 14.5'' real m4 bbl, the 16.5'' bbl with midlength gas system, and the 20'' bbl with rifle length gas system. it will also "fit" the 16.'' bbl with carbine length gas system but the barrel sticks out past the hand guard and covers about half the blade. also all variations need a usgi spec bayo lug on the gas block. they do make GB's with a pic rail for fold down sights and bayo lugs if you dont want a fixed fsb. hope this helps
jelliot83 1 year ago
@jelliot83 It helps a lot! Thanks for telling me, now I can make sure I get the right upper for my lower. lol
ThaddeusMcSpalding 1 year ago
What kind of shot gun is that? to have options to install Bayonet, do u need order special or not? and what model of shot gun?? never see B 4
Thanks for INFOS
** If go to Vietnam again..US must know how to use bayonet!! VC still training for that!!! US is NOT!!!
CharlieDoan 1 year ago
Great review
joeddox 1 year ago
You guys are meaningless in arguing about the use of bayonets. In today's world it may not be designated for primary combat, but it still find HIGH usage ability in mobs control, outdoor survival, scavenging dead, promoting aggressive spirits, as a last resort weapon..etc. It depends on how you use such a tool wisely.
AndrijaLambert 1 year ago
2:20 is that a real gun or is it just a replica?
DeWunUnOnly 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly
real
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@GearBuyersGuide Where you in the army? Since i know that cant be used for hunting
DeWunUnOnly 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly
no
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly it can absolutely be used for hunting.
godzilla74114 1 year ago
@godzilla74114 M-16? Short burst Ar-Br? I wanna use that for hunting a deer
DeWunUnOnly 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly its an AR-15, which means Semi-auto.
godzilla74114 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly They most certainly can be used for hunting in a few states.
Being able to hunt with something is irrelevant to firearm ownership.
AngeredKabar 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly if your faster than the deer then yes it can. You could also throw the rifle.
Daytonaman675 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly Do you feel that guns should only be owned for hunting?
AmyLeesPetWookiee 1 year ago
@AmyLeesPetWookiee No. I for myself own a hunting rifle.
DeWunUnOnly 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly He has an AR-15, which is a semi-automatic civilian version of the military M4 and M16 rifles. They are currently completely legal depending on your local and state laws. There are states that are bastions of communism with tons of bans and laws in place regarding that type of firearm and others - so that only the criminals can have them.
AmyLeesPetWookiee 1 year ago
@DeWunUnOnly We live in america and we can have guns.
009jorge1 1 year ago
nice guns nice bayonet
duncers79 1 year ago
its a good knife but it could stand to be 2 or inches longer to be a more effective bayonet
amdsoccer94 1 year ago
its awsome only cause the stole it from the russins
MrFerretlover 1 year ago
I prefer the AKIMBO attachment rather than the tactical knife.
Its wayyy easy to kill people + steady aim pro helps alot
AKakaAKAZING 1 year ago
@AKakaAKAZING i HATE you
MrFerretlover 1 year ago
@MrFerretlover
why?
AKakaAKAZING 1 year ago
@AKakaAKAZING cause u play ****** ******* 2
MrFerretlover 1 year ago
@AKakaAKAZING COD nerd
duncers79 1 year ago
nice weapons
ZammerTwins 1 year ago
are you from sweden?
9806mani 1 year ago
2:44
I like how the tacticool crowd don't like bayonets, but will attach all kinds of other trinkets on their rifle. the bayonet is one of the most effective weapon attachments there is.
thephilchannel 1 year ago 25
@thephilchannel
I am with you 100% there !!
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@GearBuyersGuide The bayonet accounted for less than 1% of casualties even back during the American Civil War, and its' effectiveness decreased even further since then. I'd stick to my pistol and red dot sight and keep my bayonet in my boot :P.
ryosukekaneshiro 1 year ago
@ryosukekaneshiro
go ahead, I'll keep the bayos
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
@thephilchannel Never runs out of bullets and requires real physical skill to use.... yeah tacticool won't like it.
Daytonaman675 1 year ago
hey cool video exelent lol
ANIKILADOR2000 1 year ago
you like to use word ,,devastating'' a lot dont ya? :)) great vid thanks!!!
lexousa 1 year ago 2
@lexousa
You don't save any money using just the lame words..
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago 5
@GearBuyersGuide true... just bought new M9 20 minutes ago :) very exited!!!
lexousa 1 year ago
very nice ...I love it ..but it's illegal in my cuontry, I live in Sweeden.. too bad
5562409 1 year ago
so if you get out of shells on the gunrange you run up to the target and stab it with the bayonet? just kidding. but it looks like its a good knife.
UserAndr5773 1 year ago
hey could you explain how to you the wire cutter
xxMRGRENADExx 1 year ago
Thanks ill look into it.
ipwnunoob249 1 year ago
What kinda flashilght mount is that on your AR-15 i want one like that for my AR :)
ipwnunoob249 1 year ago
@ipwnunoob249
I think it is a LaRue, but I now the rifle is a Paul Howe CSAT, so check the stats on that rifle and you'll find the make / model of that mount
GearBuyersGuide 1 year ago
good review. Does any modern day army still use bayonettes? they seem kinda... old fasion, like sword fighting!
lexmark136 1 year ago
Great video. Thank you
sadnessinside123 1 year ago
Mossburgs suck. all about remmeys
LevKaursin 1 year ago
I'll never understand why more soldiers don't fix their bayonets more often. Such a useful tool.
Peter1992t 1 year ago
You don't want that in you...
Tobskybobski1 1 year ago
I always thought that it was made in Ontario. Apparently it's not.
MrJobastian 1 year ago
Shotgun + Bayonet = WIN
theUnholySquire 1 year ago
is the ar-15 shown with a 14.5 inch barrel?
jimisvoodoochild 1 year ago
@jimisvoodoochild im gonna say so because most ARs are 16 in barrel which would mean more barrel over the bayonet
xxMRGRENADExx 1 year ago
its a file for steel not wood!
CONSTRINGACY 1 year ago
"And they stole that from the Russians" lol that was pretty funny
adam21poland21 1 year ago
sorry, cant help ya there bud :(
Gizmotologist88 2 years ago
Hey Im looking to get the barrel of my Mossberg 590 ported like the one in this video. Does anyone have a place that they can recommend? Any advice appreciated
silenthk47 2 years ago
yea just go to mossbergs website and go to accessories this barrel comes with all 590a1 it is a thicker ported barrel
shaggs112887 1 year ago
And I dont know if this will help, but I have a 1/1 scale "real steel" AR15 style airsoft rifle, and it fits pretty good on that. It does have a little bit of play, and it dosnt fit really snug, but it's rele secure, and absolutely wont come off unless you pinch the levers on the bayonet.
Hope that helped :)
Gizmotologist88 2 years ago
Oh and to answer your question gravity5, you just clip it onto the nylon weaves like you would on a regular belt. I have a MOLLE body armor that I tried this with, though personally I find it easier to reach when clipped onto a belt.
Gizmotologist88 2 years ago
Hello all :) I just recently purchased a black M9 bayonet (ontario) and it came with a newer style grip/handle, and I like the older style better so if anybody is cool with a trade or would like to sell me an older style grip/handle (in great condition) then feel free to drop me a message. Any help will be greatly appreciated :)
Gizmotologist88 2 years ago
how does it attach to molle gear? and how secure is its attachment to the shotgun and m-16/ar-15? lastly, how is its anti corrosion properties?
gravity5 2 years ago
these are hunks of junk ive owned one for years but they do a good job on the rifle and for wire cutting!
CONSTRINGACY 2 years ago
would you prefer the m9 bayo or the ka bar?
RockApe92 2 years ago
well they are different, so I would want both..
but if I had to choose, I take a Ka-Bar
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago
ok. ka bar seems to be the better option since ive heard about how prone the M9's are to snapping. do you prefer the modern ka bar versions with the rubber grip or the classic ones with the leather washers?
RockApe92 2 years ago
well I would take either, but I would vote for classic leather
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago
@GearBuyersGuide how much do they cost
TheM9Beretta 1 year ago
@RockApe92 ,why do you think al the hammers have these rubber like grips nowadays.
go for the Kraton grip,it has no problems with water,unlike the leather grip.but if you really like the leather ,you gotta take that but for practical and effective good grip i would prefer the kraton version
555Nato 1 year ago
@RockApe92 m9 doesnt snap as easily - its 20% thicker than the KA-BAR
Cypherfall 1 year ago
@Cypherfall could just be down to the materials though. military cutbacks and all that
RockApe92 1 year ago
@RockApe92 probably - except the military doesnt produce their own gear, that's what private contractors are for.
Cypherfall 1 year ago
@Cypherfall yes and the contractor that can offer the military the lowest price will get the deal. its sickening but its just the way it is
RockApe92 1 year ago
i would like to get one but they are preaty exspensive so i think i'm going to go with an m7 for now
aerodynamicband 2 years ago
Is their any way that i could put a bayonet lug on a gun that dosen't have one? I've been looking for a way to put a bayonet on mossberg 500 (that dosen't involve duct tape)
StevenPunisher1976 2 years ago
anything is possible, but not real easily
Some popular models have aftermarket options
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago
@StevenPunisher1976
see if you cant get one customized
Cypherfall 1 year ago
My highschool buddy had a Buckmaster, which this knife is based on. The Buckmaster had removable prongs you could screw into the handguard so you could use the knife as a grappling hook. Ridiculous, I know, but it seemed so cool to us when we were teenagers.
Zubirrex 2 years ago
What version do you of the m9 do you have Ontario or what.
ckmcknight1 2 years ago
very good video showing a very good knife!!!
sablebayonetas 2 years ago
dude just get a wakizashi
lol
epicfail19 2 years ago
I think that you got a ripoff of the M-9. I have seen it cut wire with no problem.
wearemisled2 2 years ago 5
great review!
eugenestoner59 2 years ago
you can get one for free by joing the airforce.
BoringYPG 2 years ago
good answer
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago
where did u get the knife and how much was it?
MrSumguy08 2 years ago
this one comes with a Mossberg Shotgun as an accessory
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago
@MrSumguy08 you can get the knife of Ontario's site for about 100 dollars
MusicMan100 2 years ago
i could see that being very affective for riot control!!
carveawoodeneye 2 years ago
aim for the intestines where theres no bone, stab, twist and pull out. if he gets up, knock him down stab again but stamp your foot on his chest hopefully splintering the ribs and use your foot to pull it out. if he still gets up after that-----you run!
GearGuy92 2 years ago 4
Whats the price on that mate, where can i get it online?
marlin187 2 years ago
Not sure it ships with the shotgun..
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago
@marlin187 the standard cost of a brand new M9 is around 100 dollars, you can find it on ebay for about 70-80$
MusicMan100 2 years ago
Thanks a lot mate.
marlin187 2 years ago
Thanks for doing this video you dont see much about bayonets
glock10mm 2 years ago 5
thanks, we will certainly do something to change that .. stay tuned ...
GearBuyersGuide 2 years ago