Glock Field Knife Fixed Battlefield Review

I'm a recovering knife snob, I bought this knife depressed, lonely and maybe a little drunk three days before Christmas! However, the details are a little fuzzy! Imagine my surprise when I open the mailbox and find a Christmas present from me! I've been interested in these knives for a long time, but what can you expect for thirty bucks? This is one of the most durable and best designed knives I have come across! My friends say I have a problem with my collection which has everything from…

The fit and finish will not receive any aesthetic rewards. They are simply designed for absolute durability and reliability, like all Glock products. I've checked many different knives for long-term reliable survival and have concluded that you don't have to spend a fortune to get the job done. Sure you can spend hundreds of dollars on a custom made survival knife, but that's only for collections or showing off, the simple fact is you can get the job done with a $40 knife that could easily last

This is a quality knife! Leave it to the Glock to make it high quality and affordable; All at the same time. A few things that aren't immediately apparent. The handle is hollow. Easy access by prying the plug. I saw a guy on the internet offering to hold a small nail in the pen. Worst case you could nail the knife to the pole; and use it like a spear. A small hole has been made for this directly under the cap. The knife was sharp, but nothing more. I took a 3 inch dog bone ceramic grinder and…

The blade seems strong, and in general the knife is aesthetically pleasing. The saw teeth on top are sharp and seem to do what's needed when you decide to cut something. Only the very tip and bottom 1/3 of the blade was sharp, I spent over an hour trying to get a good edge on the rest of the blade. The handle is made of a hard polymer, not grippy and not rubbery to the touch. Otherwise it feels good in the hand. The locking mechanism that keeps the blade in the sheath is excellent, but it takes

The Glock knife is surprisingly durable. The blade is not that deep, but relatively thick. Although the shaft doesn't go all the way through the grip, it still feels very solid. You can buy more powerful and stronger knives, but you will pay twice as much or more. The knife was damn sharp. I tweaked it with an ultra fine diamond sharpener but it turned out to be much sharper than many knives that come from the factory. I really can't believe the quality of the knife for the low price. The back…