L3A1 bayonet , 
Used Condition with Sheath and Case 
These are used and may vary slightly from the pictured item. 
This is an age restriction item and as such it will not be posted, you will have to come to the shop to purchase this in person, you will need to be over 18 and have ID, 
Here is some Further information relating to this type of product   
The L3A1 bayonet is the standard-issue blade designed for the British SA80 rifle family, including the L85. It serves both as a combat knife and as a multi-purpose field tool, reflecting the British Army’s emphasis on versatility and soldier utility. Introduced in the 1980s, it remains a distinctive element of modern British military equipment.
Key facts
Introduced: 1980s (for SA80 service rifle)
Issued by: British Armed Forces
Mounts on: L85 and L86
Blade type: Hollow-ground, single-edged spear point
Scabbard features: Wire-cutter and saw combination
Design and construction
The L3A1 features a 7-inch (approximately 18 cm) blade forged from high-carbon steel. Its offset design allows the muzzle of the rifle to sit above the blade’s line, improving balance and clearance when mounted. The handle incorporates a steel pommel and locking catch for rapid attachment to the rifle’s bayonet lug.
Scabbard and utility functions
The scabbard is as integral to the system as the bayonet itself. Made of durable composite material, it includes a built-in wire-cutter when paired with the bayonet’s blade and a saw section for cutting light wood or plastic. The scabbard’s belt attachment and quick-release mechanism provide field practicality and safety.
Operational use and legacy
Adopted alongside the SA80 rifle series, the L3A1 has seen service in multiple British military operations from the late Cold War through modern conflicts in the Middle East. Its distinctive angular profile and robust design reflect lessons learned from earlier British bayonets, offering both combat effectiveness and everyday field utility for soldiers.