The Glock Field Knife

[GroovyMr1337]

Apparently Glock has now made their own knife. From what I have read, it seems to be just like the gun-dependable, reliable, inexpensive, and... well, good. Do you guys have any opinions on it?

http://www.1sks.com/store/glock-field-knife.html

 

[SubaruSTi]

thats been around for like 20 years, I have one tough as hell but not the most ergo shape for a all purpose use.

 

[jthomas]

They were THE fad at my department a few years back... everyone bought one. Just about everyone still has Theirs, they seem to be holding up fine.

 

[Nakano 2]

Blade width is somewhat narrow. Edge a bit too obtuse. Good for a field knife with little worry about abusing it. It is after all, geared towards military use.

N.

www.dozierknives.com/forum

 

[Horn Dog]

Mine just would not take a good edge. Gave it to a stripper I knew. She liked it. The saw on the back turned her on.

 

[tirod3]

It's a bayonet with the barrel lug removed. Had one in the early eighties, good field prybar, loved the red cast in the German bluing. Great sheath, had a molded snap release that was a little too secure, but you could wedge it under the LBE suspenders webbing upside down and never worry.

If I was going to the Sandbox, or any box, I would seriously consider it over the usual assortment of wide, heavy bladed and difficult to wear alternatives.

 

[ashtxsniper]

You beat me to it tirod3 I was also going to say it was a moded bayonet.