★ M9 Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn)

The ★ M9 Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn, WW) shows the same black-and-purple, marker-decorated finish carried by this Covert ★ knife's other grades. Well-Worn sits near the top of Freehand's float range, though that range itself is shorter than most knives get.

Design

A black and purple undercoat gets marked up with loose metallic-marker strokes — no printed art, just that hand-drawn look. Every copy shares the same design; only how worn it looks changes from grade to grade.

★ M9 Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Freehand's float only stretches to 0.48, so even at Well-Worn this knife stays noticeably cleaner than a full-range skin would at the same grade name. Some scuffing and edge wear are visible here, but it never reaches the roughed-up extreme a 1.0-float finish can hit. Well-Worn covers about 0.38–0.45 on the float scale.

M9 Bayonet | Freehand Rarity

As a Covert ★ item, Freehand is the rare-special ("knife") tier — a step above every regular skin drop from the same case. That rarity is locked in at the knife slot itself, independent of the wear grade a given copy ends up with.

M9 Bayonet | Freehand Case and Collection

This finish comes from the Gamma Case and the Gamma 2 Case rather than any one collection. The knife tier across both cases drops at roughly 0.26% per opening, so most Well-Worn copies in circulation were bought, not pulled.

M9 Bayonet Freehand Patterns

Because the artwork is fixed rather than seed-driven, every Freehand — worn or not — carries the exact same black-and-purple marker design. There's no blue gem or pattern rarity to factor in; float and wear grade do all the differentiating.

StatTrak & Souvenir

StatTrak™ is available for this knife and keeps a permanent, non-resetting kill count attached to it through any trade. Souvenir versions don't exist for it, since knives are excluded entirely from Major-tournament souvenir packages.

M9 Bayonet | Freehand Price

Well-Worn falls near the bottom of Freehand's own price ladder, just above Battle-Scarred (BS), while the finish overall stays the most accessible pick across this knife's full lineup. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Well-Worn look rough on the M9 Bayonet Freehand?

Less than the name suggests. Since Freehand's float caps at 0.48, Well-Worn here still avoids the heavy battle damage a full-range knife shows at this grade — expect visible wear, not a beat-up blade.

Is the M9 Bayonet Freehand a good budget-friendly knife pick?

It's the most accessible finish in this knife's lineup, and Well-Worn trims the price further within Freehand itself — though every knife, this one included, is still a premium item rather than a cheap one. It's a reasonable way to own this model without reaching for the pricier finishes.

What case is the M9 Bayonet Freehand in?

It's pulled from the Gamma Case or the Gamma 2 Case, not a single collection, with the knife-tier odds sitting around 0.26% in each. Most buyers find it faster and cheaper to grab one on the market instead.