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Phrobis International M9, made in 1990.

The Knives pictured above are as follows, beginning with left-top going to the right: Buck 188, Phrobis M9, Combat Utility Knife, Modular Field Knife This is a review of 10 knives, using Richard Neyman’s book, M9 Bayonet: The Authorized History as a guide. In it we give a broad overview of the M9 development by using examples of various knives made by Phrobis and Buck. Since we happened to have several in stock at the same time, we decided to produce a youtube video on them.

The M9 Bayonet is one of the best known bayonets in American history. The exception being hand made knives that were actually produced in-house by Phrobis, along with a few other possible minor exceptions. But otherwise, Phrobis combat knives were made by Buck Knives. The Phrobis International blades were made by Marto of Spain. Why? Because they were all made by Buck – at least the USA made versions. The short answer to the question is no, there is not a difference between these bayonets.