Glock OEM Field Knife Black with Root Saw
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Glock OEM Field Knife Black with Root Saw
The Glock OEM Field Knife with Root Saw is a battle-tested survival tool developed in direct collaboration with Austrian Army Rangers, combining rugged field utility with the precision engineering Glock is known for worldwide.
- 6.5-inch carbon steel clip point blade with HRC 55 spring steel hardness
- Phosphate-treated blade resists corrosion in harsh field conditions
- Serrated root saw spine tackles branches, roots, and cordage with ease
- Molded polymer grip delivers secure handling in wet or cold conditions
- 11.4-inch overall length offers excellent reach and leverage for survival tasks
- One-piece polymer sheath with integral retention system keeps knife secure
Who This Is For
This knife is purpose-built for hunters, hikers, preppers, and military or law enforcement personnel who demand a no-compromise field tool. Whether you're clearing brush, processing game, building a shelter, or preparing for emergency situations, the Glock Field Knife delivers reliable performance when it matters most. It's equally at home clipped to a duty belt, packed in a bug-out bag, or stowed in a vehicle emergency kit.
Specifications
| Brand | Glock |
|---|---|
| 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 Steel, Phosphate-Treated |
| Steel Hardness | HRC 55 Spring Steel |
| Handle Material | Molded Polymer |
| Sheath Material | One-Piece Polymer |
| Retention System | Integral Locking Retention |
| Color | Black |
| Developed With | Austrian Army Rangers |
Frequently Asked Questions
What can the root saw spine on this Glock knife actually cut through?
The serrated root saw spine is designed to cut through small to medium tree limbs, roots, fibrous cordage, and dense vegetation. While it excels at survival and bushcraft tasks, it is not intended to replace a dedicated wood saw for heavy-duty logging. For field use — clearing a campsite, building a shelter frame, or processing kindling — the root saw performs exceptionally well.
Is this knife strong enough for heavy-duty field tasks like prying or window breaking?
Yes. The Glock Field Knife was developed with Austrian Army Rangers and is built for rigorous field conditions. The polymer hilt is reinforced to withstand impact tasks, and the blade's 3/16-inch thickness provides solid backbone for prying and leverage. The pommel can also be used as a glass breaker in emergency situations, making it a well-rounded survival tool.
How should I maintain and store the Glock Field Knife to extend its lifespan?
The phosphate-treated carbon steel blade offers good corrosion resistance, but carbon steel still benefits from routine care. After field use, wipe the blade dry and apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, especially in humid environments. Store the knife in its polymer sheath in a cool, dry location. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or saltwater without proper cleaning and re-oiling afterward.
