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this is a US M9 ,i wont post Bayonets i know this is a knife forum , but this is classified as a dual purpose fighting knife/bayo so it walks up to the line of bayo but still a kinife, this is the military version albeit appears either un issued or very lightly used , has the Bianchi military holster , this knife is impressive , the feel it has while handling it is amazing , because i is a dual purpose it is sharp and carries the factory edge , never resharpened
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Permalink Reply by db
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this is a paratrooper automatic , the hook i understand is to cut the cords in case of a bad deployment , folks say the spring gets week in these after a while and deployment gets lazy , this one is unissued so still snappy
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this Marlin spike was issued to me in 1985 while serving aboard the USS Alabama SSBN 731 ,a Trident Submarine , i do not think Camillus made a Marlin specifically for the Navy with markings ,they were electro penciled , cant believe this never was lost over the years
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this one popped on my saved search on eBay while searching for the 1963 US multi pocket knife , it was inexpensive so i grabbed it too , i have been able to find nothing as far as info on it
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Permalink Reply by Kevin D
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oh boy. I hope bayonets are not taboo here. I have posted a fair number thus far. Mine have all been a little older though.
M9 is certainly a newer manufacture (1986 to present?) I think Ontario was one of of the later companies to manufacture the style.
A co-worker of mine (marine reserve) helped me learn that the marines replaced the M9 in 2003 with the OKC-3S. The other branches still use the M9 I believe.
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yea ive been on the prowl for a OKC3S , i thought i hit pay dirt on a pretty nice example , issued but not abused , correct scabbard for a fair price off FB Market , fella turned into a weirdo ,said he sold it which was fine , then kept texting me to buy MRE's , then said he would let me know when he gets the blade back from his uncle , i blocked him
i have also been hoping to trip over a nice USMC Mk2
i wasnt sure about bayos , seems some forums get testy when you post knives in a bayo forum and vice versa so i tend to error on the side of caution
my best guess with the RATTEN is it may be for sail boats? but why the painted serial if so
Kevin D said:oh boy. I hope bayonets are not taboo here. I have posted a fair number thus far. Mine have all been a little older though.
M9 is certainly a newer manufacture (1986 to present?) I think Ontario was one of of the later companies to manufacture the style.
A co-worker of mine (marine reserve) helped me learn that the marines replaced the M9 in 2003 with the OKC-3S. The other branches still use the M9 I believe.
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I cannot offer an explanation about the painted SN on the Ratton folder...
The only thing I have that is painted, is a 1905 Brazilian bayonet that has the rack number painted on bayonet and scabbard. I have seen other bays that had the rack numbers painted. Never a SN though.
Odd to see a SN painted... Nice find!
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The 'normal' issued Version 2 of the MK2? Do you have a company target?
I stumbled across a version 1 MK2. When I found it, I didn't even know there was a failed version.
db said:i have also been hoping to trip over a nice USMC Mk2
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the Camillus they issued me they serial numbered so that is what perplexed me , maybe it is Navy , Boatswains use all gauges of line so ,,,,
i cant find much of nothing on it , i think it was $20 so it was a no brainer
Kevin D said:I cannot offer an explanation about the painted SN on the Ratton folder...
The only thing I have that is painted, is a 1905 Brazilian bayonet that has the rack number painted on bayonet and scabbard. I have seen other bays that had the rack numbers painted. Never a SN though.
Odd to see a SN painted... Nice find!
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