Glock Field Knife: Why It Makes Sense

[@farstrider79]

People sometimes forget that a knife is a sharpened piece of metal with a handle, whether is $30 or $500.

[@gideonstactical]

Totally!

[@fv7594]

True but there is manufacturing costs and also steel quality. There is no reason to pay over 100$ for knife unless you really like one.

[@6776L]

​@@fv7594100 percent agree.. the only reason I'd spend more then 100 on a knife is if I really really liked it and it would have to be a special occasion like I just got my taxes with that awsome child tax credit lol

[@hunterromano5562]

@@fv7594 Ontario knife works old hickory line up, has a pure function, no frills approach. nice wood grips (pins could be better) easy to sharpen, holds an edge, 10/10 would recommend. they are for sure slept on and I legitimately don't know why.

[@yogibro6442]

​@@hunterromano5562they are pretty thin

[@ottergt]

Thanks for reviewing some of these older designs...everyone always reviews the latest and greatest, but "not new" doesn't mean "not good". Sometimes there is a reason something has been around a while.

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Honestly, in Europe the regular knife hasn't really changed in centuries. The Mora in different materials would not be out of place in early medieval times.

[@150schmi]

The Glock was my duty knife for maany years, when i stayed in the German Army as a Mountaininfantryman. It's also the official duty Knife of the German Counterterror Unit GSG 9.

[@micahfennell1988]

The cavity is so it will mount as a bayonet. I believe on the Steyr Aug.

[@cassanoa]

Micah Fennell very interesting - your probably right - it’s probably a mounting point

[@9SS94Cr]

@@cassanoa There is a picture of it mounted on an AUG rifle as a bayonet. The theory is it was intended as the bayonet for AUG, but that feature was dropped due to NATO compliance or simply deemed unnecessary. Most NATO rifles share bayonet mounts. AUG rifle is not really suitable for bayonet fighting, and if actually needed there is an ar style bayonet mount for it.

[@cassanoa]

9SS94Cr excellent- I just bought one in black to add to my collection - I can probably find a use for the cavity in the handle - maybe extra tinder

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

the serrated version cannot be used as bayonet or in any combat situation whatsoever cause serrated knives are forbidden by geneva convention, that's why they introduced the 82 without serration to supply militaries. the 81 is for outdoors use and bushcraft\survival situations

[@googlepissoff5776]

My beautiful and amazing Princess: Thats not true, plenty of military knives and bayonets are serrated

[@Backertothegrave]

Great knife I got it for 20$ from my buddies gun shop, had it for 7 years, real question is why aren't they more popular?

[@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo]

You know how Americans are.... If it's not American or American made, they blow it off...........which is why Stahlwille tools aren't popular here even though they are better made than snap-on.

[@farstrider79]

Not expensive enough, couldn't possibly be good enough. I don't have one but only because I've got a couple other knives. Don't need any more stuff cluttering the closet. Starting over, this and a Mora Kansbol would do everything I need.

[@srpskabalI]

Miguel Garcia I own a lot of Glock pistols, and 3 Glock knifes. I have 1 Glock 19 that’s made in the USA 🇺🇸, my other Glock 19 is made in Austria 🇦🇹 alongside my Glock 22, and Glock 21. My USA 🇺🇸 Glock 19 is just as reliable and accurate as my Austrian ones. Depends on who is in charge and is making the product. If it works, and is good quality I could care less what country it’s made in. Even Mexican made tools are good, depending on the brand.

[@Backertothegrave]

@@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo stahlwille tools I'll check them out

[@chandlersours3633]

I dont really think its got much to do with where its made or the price. Most SOG's are made in china and taiwan. Cold Steel is mostly made in Taiwan. Both brands are very popular and affordable. I think the reason is because it fits into a category where theres so many better options out there close to the same price range. An srk only costs a lil more n ima disagree with wat was said bout the difference between the two in this vid. In an extreme torture test it wouldnt take long to figure out this glock is not on the srk's level. Thats just ONE of probly many knives that will outperform the glock for just a few $ more.

[@OnTheRiver66]

Great review. The Glock is practically indestructible and the sheath offers more protection compared to any other sheaths (approved for airborne troops). Yes, your comparison is very accurate - this is the Mora of the tactical world and I never though of that. I really appreciate that Glock and Mora do not put fiberglass in their sheaths so you don’t have to touch up the edge every time you draw the knife like you have to with an FRP sheath. I can put a razor edge on these knives and draw them from their sheath and return them with no damage to the edge.

[@NJames-dh6kz]

I got mine back in the late 90's when I was in the Navy. I can tell you from experience that the guard works great as a cap lifter. Cheers!

[@johntaylor346]

I have a Mora and a Glock. They compliment each other well. For the money you couldn't do any better.

[@mikeyob4271]

♥ both. An affordable.

[@ronbrooks6518]

The 90 degree guard is for opening a beer

[@ivankrylov6270]

Also great for flipping it to throw by the blade

[@Feldwaldwiese]

No it’s for attaching it on the Austrian army rifle, but also you can open a beer 🍻.

[@erichkaufmann5284]

You’re rather ignorant it’s not even a knife it’s a bayonet and you can take out the cap to mount onto a Aug and the “ bottle opener “ is not a bottle opener it’s meant to go up against the barrel to be more stable I can’t believe people are actually this ignorant

[@erichkaufmann5284]

Also I’ve owned these knifes since 1989 and my first one I opened bottles with after about 8 years of doing that the guard became lose and I had to by a new one wouldn’t recommend I seriously would not but feel free to make that mistake there cheap so you could just buy another one doesn’t matter

[@phillipryan4675]

@@erichkaufmann5284 jokes dumbass it's called humor good God princess

[@RuiLuz]

The first knife I ever bought, never disappointed me, sharp and resistant, feels very good in the hand too.

[@avjthaifighter2121]

I own 4 glock 81 knives.....and it's what I carry on my plate carrier

[@automaticenforcer9051]

avjthaifighter2121 you carry four on your plate carrier ?

[@Zwidawurzn]

It's designed to be a knife every soldier should have, not just as weapon but as tool aswell. You can use it to dig a hole, open cans and bottles, but it works as throwing knife aswell when you don't modify the handle.

[@kuba6344]

I would say mostly as a tool. There is not really place for hand to hand combat in modern warfare, and glock knows it. That`s why they made tool that doubles as a weapon, not the opposite.

[@MrFlyrod7]

Great review. Did not know Glock had a knife like this. Great starter, garage/shop, garden, hiking knife and over all knife to abuse around the house or trail.

[@americanmilitiaman88]

It the first weapon gaston glock made. Its a well built knife and a good affordable price.

[@Osama-Bon-Jovi-01]

@@americanmilitiaman88 how so if it's a Glock 81?

[@rowdyron4111]

Excellent review. I have a Kabar, but that Glock looks pretty sweet (especially the price).

[@BushCampingTools]

This knife can do it all. It's just that many are too hung up on having a knife made from N590abcdefgXYZ Powder cosmic steel etc. Great vid as always. Knives designed with an military end point, i've found are solid performers in the outdoors.

[@utharkruna1116]

Hey, nothing wrong with Powder cosmic steel.

[@BushCampingTools]

@@utharkruna1116 LOL, no there's not for sure!

[@mbuser781]

Just proves you don't need high end steel for a hard use knife. Especially for those who can't or won't spend $$ on cosmic steel. No offense to Cosmic Steel.

[@seresamgala8125]

what steel?!! 😆🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@petepete66]

I had this Glock in my military time … perfect for war field … 🔥🔥🔥✌️😁✌️🔥🔥🔥🍀 … in Austria 🇦🇹… it did. all I needed for .. never had problems … we also did this knive on the STG77 as bajonett

[@wedge650]

great video! i ve been trekking for 22 days in nepal on december 1994 with one buddy; without guide or carrier with this knife and it was very strong and usefull;and we reach 5000 meters solo. that s a realy good knife ! and in this time there was not many bushcraft knives ! i know i m a old man now ! lol !

[@Ve-suvius]

Time flies by quickly. The Glock knife is still useful. But a little sharper than the old ones. I have them from the early 80's till now.

[@bev8200]

Many years ago when I first got on KZbin there was a channel called noss. The guy beat on the knife for hours doing insane stuff to the knife. This is the best 30 dollar knife there will ever be. Budget or no budget buy 5.

[@Austinmitchell19xx]

I love my glock knife! I have the same one in fde. Its basically my go to if i need anything bigger than a pocket knife. I have used the saw to cut invasive saplings and small trees in my yard and it worked suprisingly well, i hit tons of rocks while trying to cut out the small trees and roots but the knife is really tough and sharpened up pretty easily. Its also really fun to throw! lol

[@AustrianJager]

Since i enterd the Austrian Army in october 1984 i had GLOCK fieldknives in my possesion! I think it is a clever designed "all-purpose" knive for soldiers, hunters and outdoor fanatics. The steel is high-carbon and needs a little more attention, then stainless steels, but it is easy to sharpen and with a little oil or grease, it will stay operational for decades. I keep one of my GLOCK knives in the door pocket of my pickup truck to kill game, which was injured in traffic accidents. It is also perfect for this purpose!

[@gideonstactical]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience with the blade.

[@Argento261]

The best thing on the Glock is, you can slide the sheath into molle, slim enough to fit. Got my SRK today, hate the sheath material, made a kydex already. Thanks for your review on this blade!

[@alexvikendi1768]

How does it feels? Not "grippy "? I hated g10 for years because of it especially on spiderco knives

[@thetrentpete]

Imo the Glock handle is very comfortable and grippy, but it does have a round handle which can make it harder to hold on to in some situations

[@archer4922]

​@@thetrentpete I stippled mine with an old soldering iron ... Grip for days 😊

[@thetrentpete]

@@archer4922 yeah I actually did that to both of mine, it’s a lot more aggressive texture now but it’s not going anywhere that’s for sure

[@DeeegerD]

I picked up a few of these as gifts when I was overseas for $4 Cdn each :) Some odd 30 years ago - they've been around quite awhile. Tough knife.

[@BuffordEvans]

Trade ya a ww2 airman’s m3 type for a good one . Need an edc

[@aaronflanagan8090]

I modified mine by shortening the blade to 3 1/2 inches & the handle to 4 inches, sharpened the “point “ into a chisel. I also thinned the handle a little.Then cut the belt loop off & cut down the sheath to match. Finally I made a square kydex piece to keep the knife upright while it rides inside cargo pants leg pocket.

[@jeffreybarton1297]

I used to carry one of these in my school bag back in the 80's. I ordered a much longer Bayonet from Battle Orders in the UK, and they sent me this one by mistake. I couldn't be bothered sending it back. It was a very handy thing to have.

[@iliketurtles4463]

The handle is for your opiate stash...

[@eshry]

I love this comment

[@TerpeneProfile1]

loll

[@theappalachianamerican2074]

I cant believe ive been missing out on this, bought at gunstore, awesome knife. Snaps perfect to molly system

[@parkertilson6437]

Love the Glock Field knife. I have 4, one in each car and one in each bug out bag because I have beaten the crap out of them and completely trust them. But also they are so affordable I don’t mind leaving them in places not to be used.

[@joe_a_photo]

Love the safe queen jab. My fav is youtubers who buy “hard use” folders and admit that they only use it to open envelopes. How do you know that something is hard use if you have only used it for cutting paper?

[@paulboudreau2852]

It is also extremely well balanced and an excellent throwing knife

[@ericduan19]

Bought this bad boy like over 15 years ago. Still the best sheath in my opinion.

[@charlesshepherd9132]

You inspired me to dig out my old beater Glock knife and touch up the edge. It really is a good knife. I think it’ll add it to my Get Home Bag.

[@isaaclopez3161]

I found one fir like 20 bucks at a thrift store. It was beat up and super dull but just needs some tlc

[@johnmutton799]

I gave mine a long flat clip point, looks wicked and stabs wicked as well. Cutting and stabbing, it is all thats needed for a knife like this.

[@OldPackMule]

Great bug-out bag knife. Cheap and durable. Put tinder-quicks in that compartment in the tail.

[@PureCountryof91]

Bayonet dowel hole.. Dont ask lmao

[@utharkruna1116]

Great idea

[@ozarkrefugee]

I have had my knife for years, it's a good tough knife. Glock and Mora are hard to beat on quality and price.

[@mountaingoattaichi]

Great review!! I used to own one in the early 90s and gave it away. It is tough and I regret giving it away. Might have to pick one up. Thanks!!

[@deniskozlowski9370]

The Glock is a modern version of the US M3 trench knife from WW2. I believe the hollow area in the butt of the knife handle and the adjacent hole are for turning the knife into a spear in an emergency survival situation. Good review.

[@CiscooKidd]

I read it’s to make it a bayonet for an AUG

[@jeffflick2573]

I saw a youtube video where the guy threaded the inside of the handle and put a steel cap on it with a rubber o-ring to make it water proof. It was pretty much a glass breaker.

[@Zwidawurzn]

but when you modify the handle and change the balance it will probably no longer work as throwing knife. It's designed to work as throwing knife in it's stock version.

[@pascaldemas6908]

It is not fulltang and not 1095, it is 55Si7 springsteel. Great knife.

[@bev8200]

Why does everyone keep lieing there's literally nowhere it says 1095 steel

[@AG-qb1rv]

@@bev8200 4:13

[@bev8200]

@@AG-qb1rv I meant official documentation from Glock.

[@AG-qb1rv]

@@bev8200 I see

[@FBPrepping]

Guys, as a metallurgist I should say, these are very similar steels, each one with their different properties but they have very much in common and not so many differences. However the 1095 seems to be able to take more abuse. www.steel-grades.com/Steel-Grades/Structure-Steel/EN-55Si7.html based on tensile properties. . www.steel-grades.com/Steel-Grades/Structure-Steel/1095.html

[@DanielKezar]

ive had one for over a year. ive beat it up. tip got slightly chipped at one point but its barely noticeable. you would only notice it if you knew what it looked like to start with. ive pried into hardwood, batoned oak, stabbed trees and random stuff, ive even thrown it into hardwood where it would sometimes bounce off and land in sand and rocks. i have also LITERALLY used it as an ice pick. this is a beast. the only issue is the end cap where you should be able to remove it to insert a pole for use as a spear but its extremely difficult to get off. i havent been able to and i dont want to damage it. oh, and as others have mentioned, the 90 degree guard piece is a bottle opener. also the hole in the handle towards the butt is for a nail to secure previously mentioned spear rod. BIGGEST FLAW is its NOT a chopper. it simply doesnt weigh enough. you can chop with it, its just not easy or fast. just use a wire saw. the saw on the spine is pretty terrible for cutting much of anything. it is too wide to be effective.

[@lidji08]

My favorite knife, have two of them without saw though

[@Craterfist]

The Glock entrenching tool comes with a wood saw, I definitely think the knife and entrenching tool are meant to be used together as a complete kit for entrenching and field work. The tang is a flared rounded pipe-like shape. The blade and tang are one piece of metal, and the polymer handle is molded over the tang.

[@patriotvictor3269]

Love mine too! Had to go buy a second for myself. And one for each kid also!

[@cassanoa]

the hollow handle is for mounting on a rifle as a bayonet and the " beer opener " is to lock the bayonet in

[@waynepurcell6058]

I have one of these. I was wary ordering it because it's not a full slab tang knife. Don't have the same misgivings I did. Unless you just get a utter lemon this is a great knife. Especially for the money. It fits well in the hand, takes abuse, and even the factory edge is plenty usable. You don't see many knives of this quality for such a reasonable price. It's honestly a really good deal. I've already ordered another one to keep as a spare (that I'll probably never need).

[@lancevaughn5337]

Discovered these 20 years ago. Fantastic knife

[@realcuondaotherside]

The back of the guard can also be used as a bottle opener. It's great.

[@quasar8898]

I've had this for a few years- black, serrated edge. Been a good carry knife. Thinking of modding with a screw off lug pommel and mag striker.

[@davidstevens6117]

Well, I just bought one (81) based on your video. I have heard nothing but good things about them.

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

The plug covers the recess to fit on a Styre A.U.G. rifle as a bayonet.

[@vthors3000]

I own the m78. Absolutely perfect for knife throwing and batoning. The steel is not the most hard and durable. Although a knife that flexes is always better than a blade that breaks. I’ve had to sharpen it maybe 3 times under my time in the military. Overall a great knife

[@mbuser781]

Look at Joe X destruction texts. He wrecked an SRK and a Glock knife.

[@callecoxxx]

Great video and review! FYI the German military standard issue knife is the Eickhorn-Solingen KM2000 (which I’d love you to review btw).

[@lorenray9479]

The 81 hangs by my camp kitchen. Forage, garden, Chopping. I dremeled a flat out of the saw 4 teeth to give me a finger flat choil and fire striker scraper area. I also ground out a hanger groove at the end of the saw at the false edge. A pot hanger wire handle grabber tool. A steak cutter. A tater cutter. A stake groover, etc. I have one in a bug out food and fire bag also.

[@BaHkoE]

Thank you for that review. I actually have all three Mora Companion HD Glock 78 and Ka-Bar 1217 USMC, and I'm happy with all of them. 🗡✌🏻🇧🇬

[@garywilliams1935]

Excellent review by an intelligent and well spoken presenter.

[@1life2risk]

To quick pull the knife out of the sheath put your index finger in a trigger position to the guard and put your thumb on locking clip. Then make a kind of twist-pull motion with index and thumb simultaneously and the knife will be deployed quickly.

[@archer4922]

Ive had my Glock 81 knife for years. The factory sharpening is extremely conservative, but once you get a good edge on it look out. Love it.

[@CovermanGER]

Correction - Germany has not officially issued the Glock knife for its armed forces

[@carpediem5232]

Yes, the Bundeswehr uses to my knowledge the Eickhorn KM 2000.

[@xmh3fx]

German Police forces use this, like the SEK and MEK

[@carpediem5232]

@@xmh3fx There are multiple variants on the KM 2000 and and also a Eickhorn SEK knife which are also used by Police forces. Or did you mean that they use the Glock knife?

[@xmh3fx]

carpe diem some German police forces use the Glock knife, the KM2000 is used by the army (but pretty rarely). But you see a lot of German Soldiers carrying a Glock knife because you get them nearly everywhere here in Germany

[@carpediem5232]

@@xmh3fx The Glock knife is a cheaper alternative, but the official "Kampfmesser" is the KM 2000 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2LZqIR6ZpV_f6c

[@sinqros]

I’ve owned the G81 for years, saw the guy on KZbin shoot the sharp blade, & flat side with a 44 magnum, still held up, amazing! Mine is black, saw a couple at a gun store the other day with some BK2 & BK7s and yep the G81 was a bit over 30 bucks, I’m getting another one!

[@davidtompkins7940]

Just ordered 3 glock 81. Keeping one gifting the other 2 to my son and girlfriend. A family that glocks together rocks together

[@maximus512]

The enclosed stick tang, molded in the Glock polymer handle is stronger than a full steel tang. That's the secret of the Glock knife. The smartest design ever.

[@007twm]

Another great review. I had several Glock Field Knives but prefer the SRK in AUS8 and the newer version SK5. As a matter of fact I sold my last Glock Field Knife to my friend when I purchased the SK5 SRK. You covered a few nice woods knives here. Thanks.

[@toxico1152]

That style of saw is actually designed for aircrew survival egress. That’s why the teeth face forward unlike most saws. It pushes material and sharp edges away from the person in case they need to cut a hole to escape out of.

[@diezelvh4133]

That's a bayonet for the Aug 9mm you know.. the hook on top and handle plug comes out to go right on the gun. It's a trench knife/bayonet.

[@stephenfewson7188]

Great review. So many people here in Australia bag the shit out of the Glocks and I've never really known why!? Having had Mora dependability now for years, I'll certainly have a new look at the Glock Tactical. Thanks mate. G'day from Australia 🇦🇺

[@petervonfroster8i]

Dann hast du auch schon von dem "Feldmesser Stumpf" gehört hahaha

[@b-rad6723]

Great review! I've looked at the Glock several times. I might have to pick one up!

[@solucionhipoteca5247]

Great knife I own since 1986 (model 81) and I uses in South America, Europe and northern Africa, following the advice of my dear friend Rudiger "Sir Vival" Nehberg (RIP). and in pair with a little Mora knife (and a Jungle machete, upon the circunstances) it´s the "non plus ultra" team. Thanks for your great videos!

[@Ve-suvius]

This is a comment based on experience. That's more useful than based on just feelings and preferences/emotions. It isn't maybe the queen to put behind the glass, but it is a trustworthy companion. And that's what you want in a knife.

[@406actual4]

Correct, bayonet for the Steyr Aug as well as field knife

[@coreyholthaus7534]

I got mine about 10 years ago pried open a locked truck door with my it. FYI my tip was dull as ive ever seen it appeared rounded on purpose when i got it. I fixed it. Hopefully they've fixed this problem. Great knife tho ill buy more.

[@briargoatkilla]

My favorite big knife. Pretty sure mine are 5160 not 1095. 55 rc would be a silly heat treat goal for 1095.

[@bev8200]

He said 1095 spring steel lol

[@mostafaelsisi8870]

we need your test to Cold Steel Leatherneck-SF ,,, thank you for that great video!!!

[@hunterglaspell5580]

Reminds me a lot of the strongarm in philosophy of use. Can tell why you like it so much. Imma get one.

[@sublyme2157]

Our foremothers used these to storm the trenches of Black Friday sales with great success.

[@Sparkjumper59]

The plug is removable so it can be made into a spear. You add a stick and then can add a nail to the hole to fix the handle or shaft in place. I have one and it’s a well made item and nearly Indestructible.

[@wayneholmes637]

The plug is removable (on the earlier FM78 version) because it was also originally intended to be used as a bayonet for the Steyr AUG.

[@martybreeden6116]

I have a TON of Survival Knives..for the money...this is the BEST!

[@insertnamehere4341]

Just a heads up the glock knife isnt full tang

[@cappierising1774]

I really wish Glock made more models. Like a tanto blade and even a jumbo size bowie.

[@Athreehourtour]

Funny must be on the same kick... just got mine in the mail the other day.

[@patobrien7009]

I just got mine this week. I'm very impressed with it. I find it is very similar to the Navy pilots survival knife I was issued back in 1971.

[@BlazinBlades]

Ontario sp1 would be in the price range and a good comparison! Cheers BB 🍻

[@fonztheiv]

My SP1 was like, $50 and I love it. I would love to get this glock knife tho too.

[@jimzwerlein6012]

Thanks for taking the time to bring us this great review! Now I wish I would have gotten one of these years ago. Thanks again.

[@123asap6]

I know this is 3 years late but the small cavity in the rear of the knife is actually the socket to engage it with the steyr AUG bayonet mount. This was not the intended bayonet for the AUG but when it is issued to pretty much everyone, it is pretty much a given that it would have that feature.

[@CutlassOutdoors]

Fun fact: the hole in the back is there because it was originally designed as a bayonet for the Steyr Aug. At the time, it had a round bayonet lug that went into that hole. This was replaced by the more modern style of bayonet lug that the M16 has.

[@korak8456]

Best fixed blade for multi day backpacking?

[@5.56Media]

Field knife AND a Steyr Aug bayonet. Great knife!

[@ohnenamen2843]

The German Army never had this knife, they had an old school knife and 2003 they replaced it with the KM2000 from Eickhorn

[@voraciousblackstn]

I never got a Mora because I've had a glock 78 for about 4 years now. It's a good knife and I've used it several times in the woods. As a historical reenactor, it has a very familiar feel to long knives used in the 18th century. Slinder but strong and keeps an edge. Light weight. Long enough for utility, food prep, eating utensil, and if push really comes to shove self defense.

[@BrewCityRider]

I appreciate the review and comparison. For 30 bucks I would go with the full tang OKC SP1.

[@SCARFACE-gp4fy]

I have a Glock 81 can only find the saw back totally happy with it have the mora, strongarm, kabar my glock is a totall all rounder must buy looking for a straight 70 one.

[@waynesmallwood6027]

In 'Nam, it was discovered that a combat knife with a sawback spine would get stuck in ribcages, and then stayed there until the battle was over, and required destruction of the bones to be removed. In other words, lost weapon.

[@Ve-suvius]

Interesting, never heard about that. Fairytale?

[@AlexKS1992]

Aren’t sawback knives banned for use in war?

[@Ve-suvius]

@@AlexKS1992 Never heard of the blade getting stuck in ribs due tot sawback and stayed there till battle was over either. Can't believe that actually. Sounds like fairytales to me. The reason is not to cause unnecessary pain/harm to an opponent/enemy. Which sounds weird also, given the bombs and weapons that are also used. Leaving people with limbs blown off , bellies ripped open lying there to slowly die. War is a crime in itself. And people shouldn't fight in Ukraine. They should blast the hell out of the Kremlin, there where it all starts. Take a missile/rocket some now and then, and then and aim for a window at the Kremlin. Let's see how creepy Putain feels then. Still safe? Sorry had to say this, about that major piece of filth of the world.

[@waynesmallwood6027]

@@Ve-suvius real

[@waynesmallwood6027]

@@AlexKS1992 The sawback or serrated blades aren't banned, but it would be suicidal to be captured with one in your possession.

[@americanmilitiaman88]

The glock knife is an excellent field knife. Cheap enough to equip all your family bug out bags and vehicles with the quality to last. And if it breaks 30 bucks to replace. Or cheap enough to have a few on hand.

[@thatxonexguy5438]

What did the stop making the non-sawback variant for?

[@GBall_Vision]

They didn’t. That’s the 2nd version of the knife. The original has no teeth

[@Dibelchii300]

This is the first combat knife I've ever bought. Now I have a collection of 6 combat knives. My other knives include Glock 78, Ontario MK3, ESEE-6, ESEE-CM6 and of course the USMC Ka-Bar.

[@lazylefthand]

Which would you recommend?

[@Dibelchii300]

@@lazylefthand Esee

[@lazylefthand]

@@Dibelchii300 why esee over the others?

[@TheTrueNorth11]

The ESEE 6, and the Original USMC KA-BAR are the best knives out there imo

[@factshistory3193]

You should add a military issue KHUKURI in your arsenal.

[@Bald_Head89]

I am about to buy my first Glock Feild knife! Thanks for your honest review!

[@CoastalorPostal]

Thank you for this awesome informative video most appreciated.

[@maximus512]

Not full tang. The tang goes in to the second ring of the handle from above. BUT with the special Glock polymer molded over it, it is as strong as a full tang, even much stronger. This tang construction is unbreakable! That's the secret of the Glock polymer.

[@fabsenbmx]

Someone correct me if I’m wrong but this knife is not issued in the German military. There are Eichhorn knifes

[@xLimito]

I ordered one can't wait!

[@dean4545]

I reprofiled the blade and it cuts much much better now.

[@akeeperofoddknowledge4956]

Bought one over ten years ago. Gave it to a good friend. Think I'll get another one.