The AKM, an improved version of the former Soviet Union’s AK-47 assault rifle, began production in 1959. The bayonet used by the AKM rifle is very different from the bayonet of the AK-47 rifle. It is a multi-purpose bayonet that can not only be mounted on the gun for bayonet fighting, but also be removed and used as a wire cutter, and can also saw harder objects. The bayonet is relatively successful in terms of design, structure and performance. This bayonet was also installed on the AK-74 5.45mm assault rifle and the SVD 7.62mm sniper rifle developed by the former Soviet Union.
Total length: 27.8cm
Blade length: 14cm
Blade thickness: 3.5mm
Blade material: 1095 steel
Hardness: 58-60HRC
Weight: 296g/412g
Total weight: 578g
Handle material: One-piece steel + high-grade engineering ABS
Scabbard: high-grade engineering ABS
Packaging: tip + gift box
