Bayonet | Slaughter (Field-Tested)

Since the Second World War, its design has not fundamentally changed, but the bayonet still remains in service in the modern army. His benefits were appreciated, for example, during the Second War of the Persian Gulf and the War in Afghanistan. He was painted in stripes with paints with aluminum and chrome gleam, and then covered with tomato-red color.

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Type: Knife
Rarity: CoverT
Exterior: Field Tested