Glock Bayonet Review

Published on November 9, 2024
Duration: 6:09

This review covers the Glock FM81 and FM78 field knives, often referred to as bayonets. The FM81 features a sawback, while the FM78 does not. Both are constructed with Glock's signature polymer for the handle and sheath, and utilize 1095 carbon steel for the blade, rated at 55 HRC. The video demonstrates their mounting system and discusses their historical context with the German military.

Quick Summary

The Glock FM81 and FM78 are field knives that can function as bayonets. The FM81 features a sawback edge, while the FM78 has a plain edge. Both utilize Glock's signature polymer for the handle and sheath, and a 1095 carbon steel blade with a 55 HRC hardness.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock Bayonet
  2. 00:52Woods Demonstration: Glock Field Knife
  3. 00:56FM81 vs. FM78 Models
  4. 01:03Sawback Ban History
  5. 01:30Availability: FM81 vs. FM78
  6. 02:03Polymer Construction
  7. 02:14Sheath Features
  8. 02:22Mounting Demonstration
  9. 02:54Blade Material: 1095 Carbon Steel
  10. 03:18Durability Test: Tree Attack
  11. 03:28Sawing Capability Test
  12. 03:53Glock's Knife History
  13. 04:48True Bayonet Functionality
  14. 05:05Glock Pistol Mount Inquiry
  15. 05:25Price and Recommendation
  16. 05:48Final Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the two main models of Glock field knives reviewed?

The review covers the Glock FM81, which features a sawback edge, and the Glock FM78, which has a plain edge. Both are designed for utility and can function as bayonets.

What material is used for the Glock field knife's handle and sheath?

The handle and sheath of both the FM81 and FM78 Glock field knives are constructed from the same durable polymer material that Glock uses for its firearms, ensuring consistency in quality and feel.

What type of steel is used for the Glock field knife blade and what is its hardness?

The blade is made from 1095 carbon steel, known for its toughness and ability to hold an edge. It has a hardness rating of 55 HRC, making it resistant to damage but also easier to sharpen.

How does the Glock field knife attach to a rifle as a bayonet?

The butt end of the Glock field knife's handle can be popped out, revealing a mechanism that allows it to fit onto the muzzle of specific rifles, functioning as a true bayonet.

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