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Sale for one (1) genuine OKC-3S as shown in photos with a the black Ontario Knife Co MOLLE sheath shown in last few photos. The sheath has a hard delrin insert to protect the sheath, these were made in the USA, absolutely not the fake clones, import fakes
Original Ontario Knife Company (OKC) Marine Corp Contract some scratches, smudges. Has its original finish and factory edge on blade! USMC lettering and emblems stamped on handle and knife tang below handguard
Absolutely no paint, no magic marker, no gaps, no gouges, no field abuse
Important: These OKC-3S are genuine surplus issue, have the stamped "OKC 3S Ontario Knife Co" on one side and "Combat USMC" on the other. The commercial reproductions and import clones/fakes and repros have screen painted or laser etched logos on the blade so keep your eye on the details.See illustration photo.
Unfortunately the Ontario Knife Co was sold and their Franklin, NY factory was closed/last of the employees laid off in July 2023 after over 120 years of making knives/bayonets for our military and civilian market in NY The Ontario Marine Bayonet knife features an 8" clip point blade made of proprietary carbon steel with a Rockwell hardness of 53-58. The blade dimensions are approximately .200 inches thick and 1 3/8" wide, with a 1 3/4" Serration section, sharpened top swedge, and non-reflective black phosphate coat. The brown Dynaflex rubber handle is ergonomically grooved to reduce hand fatigue, with a positioning access point for quick redirect of the blade position in reduced visibility situations. The handle has an oval indentation with USMC on one side, and the Marine Corps logo on the other. Overall length of the Marine Bayonet knife is 13 1/4", weight is 1.4 pounds.
Big kudos to Homer Brett for OKC-3S history last 3 pages. He has one typo in article the tang is stamped "USMC" not "Marine". Our thanks to American Vintage for permission to use their photos
