Never used them when I was in, but I swiped one from my son a couple years ago from my so to compete my US bayonet collection. ( I have original bayonets for my Krag, 1903, M1917, MI Garand, M1 Carbine, M14/M1A, M16A1/Colt SP1, and with the addition of the M-7 for my 'A2 style AR).
Hard to beat the M-7 for an everyday farm/ranch knife. I keep mine in my 4 Wheeler with my fencing pliers for mending fences (which my horses are always tearing up).
Quite the tool. Beats fencing pliers for wire cutting, heavy enough for prying, and putting twist in barbed wire. Also sturdy enough for digging fire pits 'n such while hunting.
A bit heavy for this old infantryman's taste, but my 4 wheeler doesn't care about the weight. Not good for dressing critters, that's ok I have smaller knives for that but its worth packing if you can hunt with horses or ATVs.
A tool worth keeping when you get out.
Hard to beat the M-7 for an everyday farm/ranch knife. I keep mine in my 4 Wheeler with my fencing pliers for mending fences (which my horses are always tearing up).
Quite the tool. Beats fencing pliers for wire cutting, heavy enough for prying, and putting twist in barbed wire. Also sturdy enough for digging fire pits 'n such while hunting.
A bit heavy for this old infantryman's taste, but my 4 wheeler doesn't care about the weight. Not good for dressing critters, that's ok I have smaller knives for that but its worth packing if you can hunt with horses or ATVs.
A tool worth keeping when you get out.