I heard glock and my mind went to. "You can put bayonets on knives?"

@mjconfidential6926

2 жыл бұрын

But bayonets on handguns is the real move

@lifeunderthestarstv

2 жыл бұрын

Aug styr bayonet. Would not be used for cutting... militaries carry axes for that role. Knives are for stabbing and light cutting of things like rope, laces, etc. Not fuckin trees.

@connorhart7597

Жыл бұрын

​@WeThe People thats the spirit 🎉

@marduke45

Жыл бұрын

are there handguns you can get a knife attachment on?

@ElvioRomani

Жыл бұрын

​@@marduke45yes, 1884 Nagant, Webley MK VI, and various picatinny pistol bayonet.

I abused the hell out of my glock knife for years. Maybe they have bad heat treating now.

@richtenamore1364

Жыл бұрын

I still do

@thisaccountisntreal107

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes you get a lemon Some knife makers are more consistent than others

@rambler2885

Жыл бұрын

I got a old one to bad ass

@burtscher23

Жыл бұрын

i got my clock knife from the austrian army and what should i say. i use it as an allrounder, even can opener and it never failed. not even the tip is bendig

@Isoeso

5 ай бұрын

Nahh your glock wrist are just weak

To be fair it’s for killing peoples not trees

@dylanmorgan2752

Жыл бұрын

True but it’s also meant as a field knife so a soldier might be expected to use it for many purposes.

@desertwaffen5608

Жыл бұрын

@@dylanmorgan2752 fair point

@dewayneharris974

7 ай бұрын

Love you 😂

@mattmarzula

4 ай бұрын

​@@dylanmorgan2752ever used one? For under $40 it works just fine.

if you sharpen the Glock knife at a 20 degree angle, it cuts paper excellently. depending on the work, the angle should be ground. the larger the sharpening angle, the more robust the cutting edge. the ideal angle for me is 20-25 degrees all round. For hard work like batoning and slicing tomatoes for example

You might have gotten a fake/replica. There’s a lot of them on the market now. There are plenty of older videos showing these being nearly indestructible. Personally, mine also came shaving sharp along the entire blade.

@joesmith2505

8 ай бұрын

That sounds plausible...there has been a lot of counterfeit stuff coming from the East for decades. 😎

I hope you’re killing it on here man. Love the content. Simple, straight forward, honest (as far as I can tell). Appreciated.

The teeth on the back were designed for foraging roots, making small notches and what not, not really for sawing through wood, as you would just be better off batoning through instead. There is definitely lots of fakes all over the internet. I’ve seen tests where they jab them into a tree and stand on them bouncing around without snapping. I believe they are made of spring steel with a 53-54 hardness if I recall correctly. It’s still essentially a bayonet.

The knife the austrian military uses has no saw and is mostly dull

@mattmarzula

4 ай бұрын

Different model and soldiers don't sharpen it. That "saw" isn't for sawing. It's for creating a jagged wounds that you can't stitch properly and shredding organs that a C-clip or drop point tends to push aside.

@DustMug

2 ай бұрын

@@mattmarzula That is a literal war crime...

@michaelvaldivia3747

2 ай бұрын

​@DustMug it's not Why would they be able to punch 20 holes in somebody but not be able to use a blade with smaller blades on it

@ShootAUT

2 ай бұрын

_IT IS_ a war crime. Look it up, for Christ's sake. It's not that hard to find. You know how a search engine works, right? "PROTOCOLS ADDITIONAL TO THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS OF 12 AUGUST 1949 Part III - Methods and means of warfare Section I Article 35 - Basic rules [...] 2. It is prohibited to employ weapons, projectiles and material and methods of warfare of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering." ​@@michaelvaldivia3747

@ShootAUT

2 ай бұрын

​@@mattmarzula Bullshit. It's a saw, nothing else. The standard military combat knives are mostly Model 78s, without the saw. Additionally, we don't use the knife as bayonets. We couldn't, even if we wanted to. None of our standard AUGs/Stg.77s even have a bayonet lug or any other mounting option.

You’re going to go far. Please keep it going

you could probably lift that log with big magnet because all the knife pieces in there 😂

It has a bottle opener Irish people: SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

@dylanmorgan2752

Жыл бұрын

But the Irish can’t get any bc the Austrians are addicted to beer too.

@dylanmorgan2752

Жыл бұрын

Plus the Irish can just carry on using their teeth or a fag lighter 😂

@LiveFastRaceHard

7 ай бұрын

I got mine. It's amazing. Well worth more than the msrp price of 35 usd. Best bottle opener I've ever owned 😂

Volume on this video was really quiet, otherwise great vid as always. I love your vid's, keep up the great work.

@calculatedsurvival

Жыл бұрын

Sorry about that. This is an older video, but I have since purchased mics!

If I had a AUG I’d 1000% get one, but seeing the tests, imma hold off until I get an AUG lol

For those saying they ant hear you, I can hear you perfectly fine. That tip flex is disappointing but could be worse. Would outset saw teeth affect cutting negatively? If not that should be fixed. Cool collectors knife, and cool knife to get if you have an aug

@JuniorFarquar

2 жыл бұрын

Huh? Low low volume

@autumn5592

2 жыл бұрын

Teeth on saws usually are bent out a little bit. This is called set. The overall width is called kerf, how wide your cut is going to be. With something like this, you actually wouldn't want any set, because it would negatively effect slicing, you would get hang ups on the saw teeth. Not something you really want on a knife, specially one this tall (edge to spine.) It could be improved by giving the blade a grind where the metal behind the saw teeth taper towards the edge everso slightly (doesnt need to be much), that should allow you to saw more effectively. However, these teeth were made for cutting tree roots if I'm not mistaken, so that's why they're not so good for cutting branches.

@tatsuhirosatou5513

Жыл бұрын

I think he got a fake, the older ones like mine are nearly indestructible and will pass him tip retention test easily

@lindboknifeandtool

Жыл бұрын

@@tatsuhirosatou5513I got one too and mine came with an undharpened tip so I’m sure I’ll pass once I even sharpen it. It’s already like 40 thou and flat 😂

The saw works great for making notches. Traps and pot hangers and stuff are really easy to make with the saw

for the price there good! I've used mine alot and it's still going. very seldom do you get a knife that doesn't require some kind of edge work when you first buy it. the only exception I can ever remember with my substantial collection of knives is a spyderco that was sharpened correctly the whole length of the blade when I bought it. it was so nice to finally get one that was actually right out of the box you could shave a frog with that thing and they got fine hair!

@mowgli2071

2 ай бұрын

The more 8 inch comes wicked sharp right out of the box

Greatest knife I've ever owned for edc. I own the older flat back version. It's a demon! I feel like the saw back was a bad idea, makes blade much weaker.

@richtenamore1364

Жыл бұрын

For real tho…I have one with no saw back had it for years and I work at a wastewater facility and have literally pried manhole covers with it

@tatsuhirosatou5513

Жыл бұрын

​@@richtenamore1364the sawback isn't the issue, i think he got a fake. I have an only 2014 saw back thats practically indestructible

The saw on this knife actually cuts PVC pipe really easily and quickly.

Thanks for every review you provide

I never knew that about the Glock knife. It makes a lot more sense as a bayonet.

Its definitely worth way more than the 35 dollar msrp. This is one hell of a good budget survival field knife.

for batoning, the more wedge-shaped and thicker the blade, the better it also splits wood. But for slicing tomatoes for example, it is better if the angle is flatter. 15 to 20 degrees

Had the was it FM78 or whatever the older variant without the saw edge was during my time in the military, it was good for throwing into trees when bored and cooking, that's about it. Couldn't hold an edge worth shit, instantly went dull the moment you cut anything tougher than tissue, even MRE packs could prove difficult for it and you'd end up ripping them open instead of cleanly cutting them open. Now I've thrown it into a tree stump on my lot and it's been sticking up from the stump for a good couple of years now, makes an okay lawn ornament I guess, but it's still a shitty knife. And before you start going on about how it's a bayonet and not a knife, why is it called a "field knife" then? The russians did bayonets that doubled as a good knife, so did the americans.

Incredible knife

I was thinking of buying one of those. thanks for the review.

I was about to get one of these ...glad I watched this first

Wow. Thanks for that review, before I bought one

81 is a meme for Consoomers 78 is the one you need

@bluecowairsoft8154

5 ай бұрын

Agreed, it sucks that the 78 is now more rare. Saws under 6" are honestly useless for 99% of purposes

@mattmarzula

4 ай бұрын

​@@bluecowairsoft8154Had to take a look at my 81. The saw is exactly 4" and works just fine. Blade is razor sharp the whole way. My other 81 that's been abused all over this world is the same except the black finish is long worn away and 13 years of sharpening has taken some material with it. There's a reason it replaced the 78 and it wasn't so wannabe nostalgists could look back fondly on it.

@bluecowairsoft8154

4 ай бұрын

@@mattmarzula 99% of things you can cut with a 4 inch saw like that would be way easier to cut with a big knife

“Yes but does it take Glock clipazines?”

Bending the tip was a surprise

Shout out too the realest knife review guy ! 💯🙌🏼

POV Glock owners: 🗿

My favourite field knife is an Ak47 Bayonet. Really need to make a leather sheath for it.

@JMorris297

Жыл бұрын

Your fathers favourite leather boot provides excellent material for a sheath, sir.

The original saw back on knives was just to help make a notch for making snares and Exedra, maybe halfway through then whack the stick against something in it will split

You want bayonets to be made just a touch softer than other knives. Makes em easy to maintain and more prone to bending instead of breaking off in someone’s chest.

Everyone bases it’s usability on wood but iirc most standard issue knives “saws” are for ripping through aluminum on aircraft as an egress tool not for bushcrafting

Thanks to this channel, I've managed to save hundreds if not thousands on crappy knives.

What do you do with all the shit knives ?

Great reviews 👍

That tip retention was a bummer to see. Thank you for the review

Can you do the Ontario OKC marine issue bayonets , please?

Happened to my tip also with right use. It's odd. Doesn't retain sharpness, but doesn't break easy. Means, something added to steel to make it more reliable but soft.

I always thought the teeth on the Glock 81 knife were for stabbing

I think I have yet to see a saw on a survival knife that's actually got teeth thicker than the blade

@justinriley8651

Жыл бұрын

yes,that would be quite a feat! you would either have to bend them out or make em first and then thin out the rest of the knife quite a pain in the ass for the knife maker for really no reason. most people carry a knife for a knife and get a silky saw for that job.

@mattkandel2449

Жыл бұрын

Honest question, is the saw(on most survival knives) truly meant for sawing through material or is it just to facilitate notching or making a little groove for lashing or something? I've always wondered what the original philosophy of use was. It's been replicated so many times that i wonder if it lost its meaning or if its purely aesthetic.

Was really hoping more from glock

Have one at home. Got to do some test runs to see if i got replica or og .

Yep. Usually gun manufacturers have their name on shitty outsourced knives.

That knife is made from Federstahl and it is the Bajonett of the Austria Army. The Backside is not a saw, it's made to do the most damage when you stab. That knife is sensible for corrosion. I use it since 10 years to digg between rocks when I go metal detecting. At least, it is very balanced and easy to use as a throwing knife .for the price of just 40 € I think it's worth it.

@calculatedsurvival

2 жыл бұрын

What type of spring steel? Also, can you please list your references for the claim you made about the sawback. Whenever someone sees a sawback fail on my channel, they immediately make up a completely different purpose for sawteeth. I think I have heard them all by now, but noone has ever backed up thier claims. Also, noone has ever listed any REAL reasons saw teeth were added to military knives…. Like cutting the aluminum body of an airplane to escape.

@waterbuffalosick4735

2 жыл бұрын

@@calculatedsurvival Hey, the backside works good enough to cut fresh roots, or to produce wood chips to start a campfire. The steel is produced by the company Böhler. The technical description is called SAE1095 and it has a 55 HRC ( Rockwell ) . I looked at Wikipedia and they write that the Army will get it without a serrated backside, so I was wrong but I heard it a lot of times that the serrated backside is made to tear wounds. I work in a outdoor store and we have a lot of soldiers buy from us. When you join the Austrian Army as a newbie you get the knife unsharpened ( maybe they drink to much beer and they wanna avoid accidental injuries I guess 🤭) the knife is official used by the Luxembourg Palace guard, the Dansk Army Force, the German GSG 9 anti terrorist unit, the national guard of India, that Police of Malaysia, the polish milltary police, the Chinese Army and th south Korea special mission battalion so as Chuck Norris ( Joke ) and a lot of outdoor people.

@iplayzgames8241

Жыл бұрын

@@calculatedsurvival the original Feldmesser 78 knives didn't have the sawback, that came with the 81. It's a massive pain in the ass to find a 78 now though.

@SCARFACE-gp4fy

Жыл бұрын

The reason a bayonet is blunt in most armed forces and the British army I served in is in peacetime the bayonet is blunt during wartime the edge is sharpened no point it being sharp in peacetime.

They made it soft steel to keep it from breaking. A bent knife is better than a broken one.

Im a huge glock fan. But I'll admit its better as a weapon rather than a tool. I got one simply to add to my collection. Still love it tho

I don't know if it's just me, but your videos audio is usually way quieter than the rest of the videos in my feed. Just something I noticed. Keep it up.

Sad to see you didn't wack it with a stick on the flat like the other knives

I really wish they had continued to make the version without the saw.

is it made of plastic like a real glock?

glock 78 and 81 are fantastic tools and great survivals knife in relation to the price. They never broke and perform better than a KABAR in all tasks at half price.

Have you done a review on a Cold Steel SRK in 3V?

The glock knife sharpens easily with a ceramic rod 😊

This was the first Glock I ever bought, and I specifically bought the one WITHOUT the sawback.

Yo bro! Would love to see test the tops knives cut 4.0 thinking for self defense and utility every day

I have one without the saw back. I like it. I want another one, but I'd rather not have the saw and that's all I can find.

You should do the CRKT Catchall

The saw is great for clearing brush, gathering firewood etc quietly ...within limits obviously. For larger branches, just cut then snap, so you have a neat break. More efficient & quiet than chopping etc. I filed off the top guard & inch of saw to get thumb on it, for fine cutting. Great in woodland. No idea why tip bent, is a copy?

It's like the tip of my Swiss army knife.

Hello cs, Just to let ya know the volume on some of your shorts is too low. Thanks, good vids. Be safe and take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 🙏😇👊

So in your opinion what knife would you put at the forefront of having for everyday use off grid?????

Glock is an Austrian high point I said what I said and not sorry at all

@rashiro

2 жыл бұрын

Tell me you’re a bad shooter without telling me you’re a bad shooter.

do you need your saw to be larger than the width of your blade or smaller ?

i appreciate these videos so much. has he done kernshaw machete yet? curious if mine was a good purchase.

I wish he would do a precise 1-10 rating with decimals for an accurate rating

Would love to see the spartan blades USA fighter

What is your view of the Gerber strong arm

I have a bunch of these. I issue them to my family. Everybody gets a Glock 17 or 19 and an AR-15.

@jamesgibbs8827

2 жыл бұрын

Can u adopt me long enough to get the Glock & AR -15 PLEASE,, Since I can no way afford either?? Lol .. SHTF you have my word Id be your front line in a heartbeat..

@erikhoff5010

5 ай бұрын

How does one join your family? Lol

@americanharleyrider8

5 ай бұрын

@@erikhoff5010 What State are you in?

@erikhoff5010

5 ай бұрын

@americanharleyrider8: Oklahoma. Why?

@americanharleyrider8

5 ай бұрын

@@erikhoff5010 We really do adopt people. I am out of Ohio.

It’s actually considered a root saw

Better volume control. Or is it my blue tooth

So where’s a legit site to buy a real Glock knife? I’m Seriously considering adding one to my collection!

I’ve owned one for a few years, it’s on my hip daily. I’ve beaten it to hell and back. It’s a stout durable knife for the $35 I paid for it.

Rip Gaston Glock

Do a vz58 gen 5 bayonet

The biggest problem is trying to find the bayonet lug. Impossible to buy anymore. So sad

I've got one. He's actually right. Maybe OK as a bayonet, or bottle opener, but as a field knife? I don't think so... 😢

Teeth are for notching, but you can do that with the edge!

What's your all time favorite knife?

You should call the tempering test the "temper tantrum"

i love how he talks about how its not that usefull for survival very well knowing that bayonetts are for sticking into people and not for sawing shit, lol

Hey, I have some blade that I’d like you to test where can I send them to?

" Do not attempt without proper training " my guy, it's a knife, if anyone over the age of 15 needs training to use a knife, then that person shouldn't own a knife.

But where’s the “Hulk smash” test?

So I'm pretty sure now there's quality control issues with these because I've thrown mine and beat it and put that knife through hell we were throwing it the wrong way making sure the handle struck the tree then we did the tip retention like you did and my knife is fine also mine come razor a sharp it was capable of Shaving we bitonte with it on one camping trip. The Edge retention was still there it would pop hairs but not shave as well as it used to but the edge was restored quite easily. After watching your video I probably will not recommend this knife to my buddies anymore

The saw is a rootsaw, not really for branches.

Your mic is really quiet in this video

Can I have it?

Nvm, I found it.

The tip retention test is just mean man

Not a bad home body knife (depending on how much it cost) keep it next to your cooler by the bonfire ;)

@theschnitzllover8274

2 жыл бұрын

That's the best thing about it, it only comes in at about 30$. It's not the best knife but for that price...

@tatsuhirosatou5513

Жыл бұрын

​@@theschnitzllover8274it is if you get a real one, the one he had is a lower quality fake

And can be yours for about 30 bucks new

Trying loading it with 9mm and if it performs better.

You almost always need to set the teeth on a saw back before it’s usable

Dude watching you do the tip retention KILLS ME

That's why I hate the gimmick of straight edge blades having saws on part of them; The length of the saw part is usually so small you can't really cut anything decent with it and the Area where the rest of the straight edge is, in order to not catch the saw blade, You have to hold it in awkward angle. My belief is if you have a normal v edge blade that's sharp enough, then it can cut through most anything. If you need a saw, then buy a saw. If you need a knife, then buy a knife. If you need both, Buy a Leatherman or similar quality multi tool. But hey, that's just my opinion.

@mowgli2071

2 ай бұрын

The wood saw on the surge is about the same length as this saw. So there wouldn't be much advantage for the Leatherman other than it can fold. But yes you absolutely should buy a Leatherman first.

I’m sorry but why does galil and aug bayonet have bottle openers they’re making them for aussies