The U.S. Vietnam War M7 Military Standard Bayonet, in its ceremonial mirror finish, was first issued in 1961. Renowned for its sharp blade and strong penetration, the M7 served both as a bayonet and a standalone dagger. During the Vietnam War, the U.S. deployed hundreds of thousands of troops, resulting in nearly 60,000 casualties and over 300,000 wounded. As the conflict persisted, anti-war movements gained momentum at home, leaving lasting psychological scars, including PTSD, on many veterans.

The M7 bayonet stands as a silent witness to this tumultuous era, accompanying soldiers through jungles and battlefields. Holding an M7 dagger today carries a significance that transcends its physical form, echoing the brutal history of the war.

Specifications:
- Overall Length: 30 cm
- Blade Length: 17 cm
- Blade Material: 1095 High Carbon Steel
- Hardness: 58-60 HRC
- Finish: Mirror
- Blade Thickness: 0.45 cm
- Handle Length: 13 cm
- Handle Material: Insulated Reinforced Fiber with Anti-Slip Pattern
- Sheath Material: M8A1 Sheath with Engineered Fiber, Steel Base, and Canvas Belt
- Weight: 300 g
- Packaging: High-End Gift Box