USMC ONTARIO 3S BAYONET USED
Out of stock
- SKU
- 91547701
- Color
- Brown
- Style
- Bayonet, Fixed Blade, Knife
Description
Genuine U.S. Marine Corps issue, the Ontario OKC-3S bayonet is one of the most sought-after modern American military edged weapons — and this is the real thing, pulled from service and ready to move through your shop. Adopted by the USMC in 2003 to replace the aging M7 bayonet, the OKC-3S was designed with clear Ka-Bar DNA: a long clip-point fighting blade, partially serrated edge, and a ridged elastomer handle built for hard use in the hands of Marines. This surplus example carries the honest character of field service and delivers the authenticity collectors, veterans, and reenactors specifically look for.
For your customers, the appeal runs deep. USMC veterans want the exact pattern they carried or trained with. Collectors of modern U.S. military edged weapons want an issued piece rather than a commercial run. Militaria enthusiasts and displayers want the correct blade markings and the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor medallion on the pommel — all present here. It's a strong impulse-buy at the counter and an easy add-on for any store already moving surplus gear, tactical goods, or military collectibles.
Key Features
- Genuine USMC issue: authentic Ontario Knife Company OKC-3S bayonet, not a commercial or aftermarket version
- Clip-point fighting blade with black oxide finish and partial serrations near the guard for cutting rope, webbing, and cordage
- "COMBAT / USMC" ricasso marking for unmistakable provenance
- Ridged tan/coyote elastomer handle in the classic Ka-Bar–style profile for a secure grip in wet, gloved, or muddy conditions
- Eagle, Globe, and Anchor medallion set into the pommel
- Steel crossguard and pommel with rifle attachment features for use as a true bayonet, not just a fighting knife
Condition
Used military surplus. Expect honest signs of service — scuffs, scratches, finish wear on the blade, and patina on the hardware. Markings remain clearly legible and the ridged grip is intact. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind veteran of Marine Corps service, and that field-used character is exactly what buyers of authentic militaria want to see.