★ M9 Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn)

The ★ M9 Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn) 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, 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.