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- M9_bayonet length "304.8".
- M9_bayonet abstract "The M9 Bayonet is a multi-purpose knife and bayonet officially adopted in 1986 by the United States. It has a 7-inch (18 cm) blade and is issued with a sheath designed to double as a wire cutter. It was designed and developed by Charles A. "Mickey" Finn at his R&D company, Qual-A-Tec. It is a refined copy of the Russian AKM Type I bayonet. He later produced it under the Phrobis III name, filling a military contract for 325,000 units. Buck Knives was contracted to make 300,000 units and sold a commercial version under their own name. Finn's designs proved extremely popular, and were widely counterfeited and sold illegally by other makers. In 1986, Finn received U.S. Patent 4,622,707, however they continued to flow unchecked into the United States from Asia and Mexico, cutting into legitimate sales.After the Phrobis III bayonet contract was completed, rights to the M9 reverted to the United States Army and there were many subsequent versions from other companies. It is issued by the armed forces of the U.S. and other countries, and has also been sold commercially in various versions.Some production runs of the M9 have a fuller and some do not, depending upon which contractor manufactured that batch and what the military specs were at the time. The M9 Bayonet partially replaced the older M7 Bayonet, introduced in 1964. Although it has been claimed that the M9 may be more prone to breakage than the older M7; in actuality the M9 bayonet has a 20% thicker blade and tang (0.235" vs. 0.195") and a 75% greater cross-sectional area of steel in the blade than the M7.The M11 bayonet, or M11 EOD is a version of the M9 specialized for explosive ordnance disposal (EOD). It has some extra features, such as a hammer pommel, but uses the same blade and sheath as the M9.There have been four main makes of M9's: Phrobis, Buck (subcontracted from Phrobis during the original Army contract), LanCay, and Ontario. Starting in 1987, Phrobis subcontracted Buck, finishing up in 1989. It was around this time that Buck sold commercial M9s as well, which it did up to 1997.LanCay got its first contract in March 1992 (taking over production from Buck) for 30 (later 50) thousand knives (with General Cutlery as a subcontractor); in 1994, there was another contract issued for about 100,000 improved M9 models. In 1999, a contract for 25,000 knives was split between LanCay and Ontario (12,500 each). Ontario Knife Company also participated in later contracts, and is one of the current (as of 2005) contractors for producing them. These can be identified by the blades, which are marked "M-9 / ONTARIO / KNIFE CO / USA".".
- M9_bayonet length "0.3048".
- M9_bayonet origin California.
- M9_bayonet origin San_Diego.
- M9_bayonet origin United_States.
- M9_bayonet thumbnail US-Military-M9-Bayonet.jpg?width=300.
- M9_bayonet type Bayonet.
- M9_bayonet usedInWar Gulf_War.
- M9_bayonet usedInWar Iraq_War.
- M9_bayonet usedInWar United_States_invasion_of_Panama.
- M9_bayonet usedInWar War_in_Afghanistan_(2001%E2%80%93present).
- M9_bayonet wikiPageExternalLink USMC_Bayonet.htm.
- M9_bayonet wikiPageExternalLink bayonet.html.
- M9_bayonet wikiPageExternalLink us04622707.pdf.
- M9_bayonet wikiPageExternalLink m9_bayonet_and_variations.htm.
- M9_bayonet wikiPageExternalLink od_edged_weapons_bayonet_m9.php.
- M9_bayonet wikiPageID "2300575".
- M9_bayonet wikiPageRevisionID "605001665".
- M9_bayonet bladeType "Clip Point".
- M9_bayonet caption "A U.S. military M9 Bayonet affixed to an M4 carbine.".
- M9_bayonet designDate "1986".
- M9_bayonet designer Mickey_Finn_(inventor).
- M9_bayonet hasPhotoCollection M9_bayonet.
- M9_bayonet isBladed "yes".
- M9_bayonet manufacturer "Phobris, Buck Knives, LanCay, and Ontario".
- M9_bayonet name "M9 Bayonet".
- M9_bayonet number "405000".
- M9_bayonet origin California.
- M9_bayonet origin San_Diego.
- M9_bayonet origin United_States.
- M9_bayonet productionDate "1986".
- M9_bayonet service "1986".
- M9_bayonet type Bayonet.
- M9_bayonet usedBy United_States_Army.
- M9_bayonet usedBy United_States_Marine_Corps.
- M9_bayonet wars Gulf_War.
- M9_bayonet wars Iraq_War.
- M9_bayonet wars United_States_invasion_of_Panama.
- M9_bayonet wars War_in_Afghanistan_(2001%E2%80%93present).
- M9_bayonet subject Category:Bayonets.
- M9_bayonet type Device.
- M9_bayonet type Weapon.
- M9_bayonet type Product.
- M9_bayonet type PhysicalDevice.
- M9_bayonet type Weapon.
- M9_bayonet type DesignedArtifact.
- M9_bayonet comment "The M9 Bayonet is a multi-purpose knife and bayonet officially adopted in 1986 by the United States. It has a 7-inch (18 cm) blade and is issued with a sheath designed to double as a wire cutter. It was designed and developed by Charles A. "Mickey" Finn at his R&D company, Qual-A-Tec. It is a refined copy of the Russian AKM Type I bayonet. He later produced it under the Phrobis III name, filling a military contract for 325,000 units.".
- M9_bayonet label "Bagnet M9".
- M9_bayonet label "M-9 Multipurpose Bayonet System".
- M9_bayonet label "M9 (штык-нож)".
- M9_bayonet label "M9 (銃剣)".
- M9_bayonet label "M9 bayonet".
- M9_bayonet label "M9刺刀".
- M9_bayonet sameAs M-9_Multipurpose_Bayonet_System.
- M9_bayonet sameAs M9_(銃剣).
- M9_bayonet sameAs Bagnet_M9.
- M9_bayonet sameAs m.07228k.
- M9_bayonet sameAs Q812577.
- M9_bayonet sameAs Q812577.
- M9_bayonet wasDerivedFrom M9_bayonet?oldid=605001665.
- M9_bayonet depiction US-Military-M9-Bayonet.jpg.
- M9_bayonet isPrimaryTopicOf M9_bayonet.
- M9_bayonet name "M9 Bayonet".