Glock Field Knife Grey with Root Saw – OEM Folding Blade
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Glock Field Knife Grey with Root Saw – OEM Folding Blade
The Glock OEM Field Knife in Grey with Root Saw is a purpose-built survival and utility blade developed alongside Austrian Army Rangers, combining rugged military-grade construction with everyday versatility for outdoor professionals and preparedness enthusiasts alike.
- 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, rope, and dense vegetation
- Durable molded polymer grip offers secure handling in wet or cold conditions
- One-piece polymer sheath with integral retention system for active carry
- 11.4-inch overall length delivers reach and leverage for demanding tasks
Who This Is For
This knife is an ideal choice for military personnel, backcountry hikers, hunters, and emergency preparedness-minded individuals who need a dependable, multi-function blade that can handle everything from camp chores and trail clearing to emergency window-breaking and survival situations. Its no-frills, field-tested design makes it equally at home on a duty belt or stuffed into a bug-out bag.
Specifications
| Brand | Glock |
|---|---|
| Model | OEM Field Knife with Root Saw |
| Color | Grey |
| 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, HRC 55 Spring Steel |
| Blade Finish | Phosphate-Treated |
| Handle Material | Molded Polymer |
| Sheath Material | One-Piece Polymer |
| Retention System | Integral / Integrated |
| Origin | Austria |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the root saw spine used for, and how effective is it?
The serrated root saw along the spine of the Glock Field Knife is designed to cut through roots, branches, cordage, and fibrous materials that a standard smooth edge struggles with. Developed with Austrian Army Rangers in mind, it performs well on green wood and dense brush, making it a practical tool for shelter building, trail clearing, and survival scenarios where a separate saw isn't available.
Is this knife suitable for everyday carry or is it strictly a field tool?
While the Glock Field Knife is purpose-designed for outdoor, military, and survival applications, its balanced construction and polymer sheath with integral retention make it comfortable to carry daily on a belt. That said, at 11.4 inches overall, it is a larger fixed-blade knife best suited for field, camp, or duty use rather than discreet everyday carry. Always check your local laws regarding fixed-blade knife carry length before use.
How should I maintain the carbon steel blade to prevent rust?
The blade's phosphate treatment provides a baseline level of corrosion resistance, but carbon steel requires regular maintenance to stay in peak condition. After each use—especially in wet or humid environments—wipe the blade clean and dry, then apply a light coat of mineral oil or a dedicated knife oil. Avoid storing the knife in the sheath while wet, as trapped moisture can lead to surface rust over time. Periodic light sharpening will maintain the edge on the HRC 55 spring steel blade.