1:35 Every fucking knife on the market has a hardness over 55hrc............... man

stupid hype , i hate the round grip shape , total worse on a knife ......every old K98/CZ bayonet is much better.............and as a bayonet , it´s to short ;) ...but ok on the stupid short AUG it fit´s

I see problems

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Cost of the steal is the problem with the demand of the product.

Grade 5 bolt next time. In case you were using grade 8.

Got one with my 20c in 10mm

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no such thing as the perfect knife, but especially not one made of spring steel @55 hardness

This knife is literally a copy of old bayonets........ It's perfect not because glock made it but because its a fucking knife and the tech peaked 120 years ago. I suggest doing more research and thinking before you decide to make any other content.

Great video thanks ☺️ 😊

It don't have storm matches nor a compass so....

broke the tip off of this knife within about 10 mins of owning it. 🤣

then why does cut co have make all the military KBARS LOLLLLLL

Shooting frozen guns barehanded sucks. Put gloves on boys.

"You want a bayonet with your gun?" ... "You want a gun with your bayonet"

Glock made the worst gun ever

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you meant to say when glock made a kabar clone that was decent.

Get a 70's buck knife then?

Actually the metal of screws is better now

I have that knife :)

Cheap Chinese metal

Looks like an old K-Bar to me!!! JUST A KNOCKOFF!?!?!

I have an 81 as well. What you forgot to mention is how absurdly cheap they are, going for about $35. I had no clue it wasn’t full tang, the build quality is just so amazing.

Na, that was me 🤷

Where were the old ones made?

i want this in cs2

But its not?

Look a lot like the K-Bar

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They use less iron in the mix and more steel or the overall process of how they are made now is kinda shitty to of how they used to be made but like i said i think its less iron in the mix and more steel

You can special order different blades from buck for the 110 especially when having a blade replaced. They have a 1095 one that’s nice

Glock use to sell horse seaman

And if you install a switch on a Glock 78 it will stab 10 times for every jab!

Glock made a knife? Didnt think polymer bladed knives with unrefined ergos and a burry seam on the handle would be desirable or effective. GO GLOCK!

Wonder if this’ll be banned in commie York for the brand name

Does Glock make paper towels too?

ct default knife

Garbage, I know how to sharp a knife but is not a matter of technique Glock knifes dont hold the edge. Maybe is good for stabbing in combat but for use as a knife is a cheap knife, garbage. In my opinion a Morakniv (Mora) knife is half of the price of the Glock and 100 times a better knife.

The only way someone should consider choosing this is if they ditch the polymer and replace it with compressed stacked leather ... Ever get blood on a plastic grip handle under serious use ?

I clicked because I thought it was the CT knife in CSGO, but actually it's not the same although similar

Not a folder blade but a buck Bowie blade knife

I've abused the hell out of the knife for a good 3 years and it's still holding strong

Just call it CS:GO CT knife everyone already know it

Modern knives tend to be made of a common alloy of stainless steel that is easy to sharpen and is rust resistant, but not usually dense enough to hold an edge for long or take blunt force trauma. This is why knives made from high carbon steels with lower rust resistant elements tend to be pretty good at holding an edge while a little harder to sharpen, but worth the care and price given. I would imagine the older knives were made from these sorts of steels that were made more for function than beauty. But I’m sure a bigger knife nerd then I knows this is greater detail.

You should learn how they did it, d*****t. (1) An untempered machine screw; (2) place the blade between a pair of threads; (3) tap the blade's spine gently, like with a stick, until you cut all of the way through. What steel were they using at that time? Ask Buck. When you know whst you're doing put out another educational video.

Really cuz i own one and it dulled up faster than any of my kabars

In the old days, the test for Polish cavalry swords was repeated cutting of a 5mm steel rod without damage. These days we have fancy electronics but as we see here, mechanically stuff seems not a patch on what they were.