GLOCK field fixed blade…. Good/bad?

[NobullSKS]

Don't look that costly to get into…
Have they been the same model for 30 years?

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[Lazyfaire]

Buy a knife from a knife maker. Here you're just buying the Glock logo stamped on it.

 

[User 1234]

They tend to hold up as well as much more expensive knives, even when abused.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Buy a knife from a knife maker. Here you're just buying the Glock logo stamped on it.

Buy once cry all the time!

 

[edzz]

Glock knives are known to be of the same value as the rest of the Glock line of products.

 

[Stomper]

Buy once cry all the time!

Yep, tears of blood!

 

[Member 53328]

Glock make pistols. Not knives.

That should answer your question.

 

[Certaindeaf]

Glock make pistols. Not knives.

That should answer your question.

Nor does glock make $200 frankenglocks but that doesn't stop cheapskates from carrying them.









reeee! lool

 

[Member 53328]

Nor does glock make $200 frankenglocks but that doesn't stop cheapskates from carrying them.









reeee! lool

True. True. Haha.

My fixed blade cost more than my OEM Glock…..

 

[Knobgoblin]

They tend to hold up as well as much more expensive knives, even when abused.

I bet I could smoke that guy's " tests " with a $10 , yard sale, roofers ax.
Doing non-knife stuff with a knife is entertaining, but hardly relevant.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

There are a decent knife made for doing "Knife stuff"...not some dumb azz "test".
I had one long ago , a OD Green one...worked well for me as a field knife , when in the field doing Army things.
Andy

 

[User 1234]

The point of that guy's "tests" is not to measure a knife against proper knife tests, but to show the comparative durability of the knife under abuse versus other knives. The price point appears to be a poor indicator of how long the knife holds out.

For a measurement of how well the knife is designed, sharpened, and useful for tasks (cleaning fish, skinning game, notching wood) a completely different "test" would be better.

 

[Bigdeeeeeeee]

Glock make pistols. Not knives.

That should answer your question.

Gaston Glock (born 19 July 1929) is an Austrian engineer and businessman who founded the company Glock, which developed the Glock pistol in 1982.[1]

Manufacturing

Glock began as a manufacturer of curtain rods in the 1960s, and knives for the Austrian military in the 1970s,[2] and did not design or manufacture a firearm until he was 52 years old.

They should have stayed with curtain rods.

 

[spookshack]

3rd time's a charm?

 

[Member 53328]

They should have stayed with curtain rods.

Naaaaa. Glocks my go to! Hate all you want. Haha.

 

[Bigdeeeeeeee]

Naaaaa. Glocks my go to! Hate all you want. Haha.

Might have been really good curtain rods though.

 

[Bigdeeeeeeee]

The knives aren't a bad truck/tool box knife. You won't cry if you damage it.

 

[Member 53328]

Might have been really good curtain rods though.

"Perfection" lol

 

[ma96782]

But then.......




Aloha, Mark

 

[JustSomeGuy]

In my experience, it's a perfectly serviceable "field" knife with a 1095 blade and polymer handle. Not as sharp out of the box as I prefer, but easily brought up to speed and has average edge retention. Overall, it's been a decent knife for the low price point.