Glock Field Knife - Plain Back 18

its fascinating how far quality exceeds the price. i would not been surprised to see 100 pound price on this piece of art.

i bought my Glock bayonet 30 years ago and still use it camping for splitting logs ect . yes thats right its a bayonet and not a knife , the handle is hollow to engage the lug on the rifle once you have hooked the front lug on the bayonet in to the slot on the rifle . now we have decided what this is , as a bayonet it has to preform differant functions than just a knife . mine will hold a good edge and is strong , the sheath is all so strong and well made , and will attach to most things easy , like molly. it will mount with the handle faceing down as the sheath will hold the knife very tight and will not drop out . I am now just going to order another from this site as they are so bloody good , you can stake your life on this bayonet . ps by nature bayonets are not razor sharp , as they are used in a thusting motion , and not a cutting one , but you can easy make this sharp . so all the people who are moaning about not being sharp dont know there knifes from there bayonets

Very pleased with this knife and would highly recommend it to anyone who, like me, collects military type knives. Mine arrived razor sharp, it has a deep black finish to the blade and finger guard, and a high quality composite handle and sheath. This knife is made to Austrian army specs, and it shows, the quality is superb, and it is made in Austria (stamped on the blade) by Glock, not just some Chinese rebranded knife like so many now, this is the real thing made by a proper arms manufacturer to the same quality as their pistols. A bargain for such quality in my opinion. Next day delivery and excellent service as always from Heinnie, thank you.

Mine came with razor sharp out of the box. That means, the factory who make this knife give more effort to their blade production. Worth every penny. Highly recommended.

Lovely grip for my hand and the tool feels good in it, the weight is lovely and the materials solid. The blade is good its not like thick you know, but it serves well and I am happy to add this to my collection, thank you for swift delivery and for ordering it in for me Heinnie Haynes. Also the made in Austria is a plus !

* Mine actually came with an ok working edge (for a chopper), but the tip was dull and it was pretty much useless as a wood carver. The original edge angle is more like a wedge, so even after getting it very sharp, it still wasn't much of a carver. That is down to the grind as well as the edge angle. I wasn't able to lay the blade down on a piece of wood and carve a fine sliver because the grind required that you take a quite aggressive angle of attack in order to cut into the wood. Luckily, that's easily taken care of. I took some of the shoulder off above the edge, essentially flattening out the grind a bit more. It's a bit of work just using a diamond stone, but it's doable. I also sanded the black coating off, leaving the blade with a brushed finish. I found the coating to be a bit slick. Whether that effects wood cutting or not, I'm not sure, but once done with the mods, the knife carves wonderfully. I can now lay the blade against the wood with just a fine angle and make very fine slivers. The knife has become a joy to use! I love the steel on this knife. It's easy to sharpen and maintain, and holds an edge pretty well. I also really like the handle, and find it very comfortable. I could do without the upper finger guard, but as it's bent over I find it easy enough to stretch my thumb over onto the spine for finer work. I like the sheath, a lot, except for how it hangs from the belt. That issue was solved by fashioning a dangler using webbing and quick release buckle, that looks like it was made for the sheath. I practice a lot with all of my knives, and I've especially used this one a lot in the past couple of months. This is my first "big knife", and I wanted to learn to use it effectively for all sorts of woods tasks. With the blade mods described above, I've found that I can do just about every bushcraft task with this knife, maybe not as easily as with a shorter blade, but the more I work with it, the more proficient I become. So, I think this knife is a real diamond in the rough. With a little work it's an excellent woods tool, and I reckon it'll still slay zombies too!

This is as much knife as most will ever need. The knife came sharp with a good edge. The grip is large enough and shaped to ensure a firm hold. The sheath is plastic, well designed, safe and practical. Whats not to like? Especially the fair price. You can buy three of these for the price of one similar with a bigger name. BTW the lanyard hole isn't, it doesn't go all the way through.. If you need a tough practical working knife and dont need the frills, or mind it getting scratched up, this will do the job.

I've had one of these before,gave it a friend so i know how good they are & seen the destruction test on youtube.A top quality knife for very little money. I always buy from HH as they deliver like nobody else,ordered friday arrived sat moning with next day delivery. I've never had a problem with HH been buying from them for years.

I ordered this from HH late night on a Thursday the postman is knocking on my door Saturday morning for free delivery that it excellent service thanks. The knife needs re-profiling to the edge and the tip but the steel is good so I am looking forward to doing this probably go for a 25 degree bevel and the spine will be squared and blued, next I am going to remove the plastic plug and tap the handle tube for an M14 thread and install a M14 hex bolt which will have the zinc removed so I can cold blue it then I have a decent pommel for hammer tasks.sheath will get some ranger bands for various bits of kit to maintain it in the field then its time to beat on it and see what it can cope with.