Drudge
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i'll throw this knife out there, the boker magnum desert warrior ($35-$40)
Interesting. You should do a review of that knife.
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Interesting. You should do a review of that knife.
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More so than a Glockster. I do own three 1911s.
My CCW is actually a heavily modified Ruger KGP-141 .357 Magnum revolver or a SP-101.
They are great knives,very tough and affordable,made out of 1095 and after seeing Noss's video on it i would trust it with most tasks,not the best cutter out of the box but if you convex it right that changes quickly,saw isnt good,but not too bad either,the sheath is good for any weather,sap/dirt/ice dont matter much,the downsides are rust and overall geometry,like i said its not the best cutter.I have one,ill probably get 1 or 2 more in case.
I don't believe they're 1095. Glock wouldn't tell me when I asked for details.
The saw will cut wood, just not very well. Better for notching.
Hardened to about RC 55. The tip will tend to bend before it breaks, unless you're really abusing it.
I had six direct from Glock, none came with anything like a razor edge.
Easy to sharpen, though.
Blade profile better for stabbing than wood or meat processing.
Poor chopper.
Not bad knives, if you don't expect too much from them.
Denis
The saw will cut wood, just not very well. Better for notching.
Hardened to about RC 55. The tip will tend to bend before it breaks, unless you're really abusing it.
I had six direct from Glock, none came with anything like a razor edge.
Easy to sharpen, though.
Blade profile better for stabbing than wood or meat processing.
Poor chopper.
Not bad knives, if you don't expect too much from them.
Denis
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i don't own that particular knife, but i rather buy/own the one i posted instead of the glock knife.
the boker looks cool but i want some thing styled more like a bayonet, i have plenty of "combat" knives and just want some thing different my dad has a ross rifle bayonet that is really cool and i like the look of it, it would be awful at any thing but stabbing but i just like the looks of it 
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the boker looks cool but i want some thing styled more like a bayonet, i have plenty of "combat" knives and just want some thing different my dad has a ross rifle bayonet that is really cool and i like the look of it, it would be awful at any thing but stabbing but i just like the looks of it
The glock knife would be a cool conversation piece.
for that i might as well get it from the us
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Look at this, http://eu.glock.com/english/index_outdoor.htm
The information about the steel is not very helpful. I didn´t know, that the handle is similar to their plastic used in their guns.
Nevertheless - get one, a great knife, but not the very best blade geometry
The information about the steel is not very helpful. I didn´t know, that the handle is similar to their plastic used in their guns.
Nevertheless - get one, a great knife, but not the very best blade geometry
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the sawback is useless from what i hear but people say that glock actually takes complaints and fixes the problems with their products