Glock Field Knife with Saw and Root Saw BFG OEM
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Glock Field Knife with Saw and Root Saw BFG OEM
The Glock OEM Field Knife with Root Saw is a battle-tested survival blade engineered alongside Austrian Army Rangers, delivering uncompromising performance whether you're deep in the backcountry or preparing your field kit for the unexpected.
- 6.5-inch carbon steel clip point blade handles everything from wood to rope
- Aggressive root saw spine tackles branches, roots, and fibrous material with ease
- Spring steel construction, HRC 55 hardness with phosphate treatment for corrosion resistance
- Molded polymer grip provides a secure, non-slip hold in wet or demanding conditions
- Tough enough to break glass in emergency situations — built for real-world use
- One-piece polymer sheath with integral retention system keeps blade locked and protected
Who This Is For
This knife is purpose-built for hunters, hikers, military personnel, preppers, and outdoors enthusiasts who demand a no-frills, dependable field tool. Whether you're processing game, clearing a campsite, or building an emergency shelter, the Glock Field Knife delivers the edge — and the saw — you need when it matters most.
Specifications
| Brand | Glock |
|---|---|
| Model | OEM Field Knife with Root Saw (BFG) |
| Overall Length | 11.4 inches |
| Blade Length | 6.5 inches |
| Blade Thickness | 3/16 inch |
| Blade Style | Clip Point with Root Saw Spine |
| Blade Material | Carbon Spring Steel |
| Hardness | HRC 55 |
| Blade Finish | Phosphate-Treated |
| Handle Material | Molded Polymer |
| Sheath Material | One-Piece Polymer |
| Retention System | Integral / Spring Clip |
| Country of Origin | Austria |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the root saw on this knife designed to cut?
The serrated root saw spine is engineered to cut through woody roots, branches, cordage, and other fibrous materials that a standard smooth edge struggles with. It makes the Glock Field Knife a true dual-purpose survival tool — a sharp clip point edge on one side for slicing and detail work, and an aggressive saw spine on the other for heavier cutting tasks like processing firewood or clearing brush.
How does the phosphate treatment affect the blade's performance and maintenance?
The phosphate treatment provides a layer of corrosion and rust resistance that helps protect the carbon steel blade in wet or humid field conditions. While carbon steel holds an excellent edge and is easy to resharpen in the field, it benefits greatly from this surface treatment. To maintain the blade long-term, wipe it dry after use and apply a light coat of oil periodically — especially if stored for extended periods.
Is the Glock Field Knife compatible with standard military-style sheaths or MOLLE systems?
The knife ships with Glock's own one-piece polymer sheath featuring an integral retention system designed to hold the blade securely during strenuous activity. The sheath includes a belt loop for traditional carry. While it is not natively a MOLLE-mounted sheath, many users pair it with aftermarket MOLLE adapters available from third-party accessory makers to mount it to tactical gear, plate carriers, or packs.
