I've got some extra cash burning a hole in my pocket and began thinking about a Glock field knife for my admittedly sketchy bug-out bag. My threat assessment is virtually zero, so I don't see myself engaging in a knife fight. Hell, whatever I learned in the military 50+ years ago is a faded memory, so I'm not ever certain what good it would be to have a large fixed-blade knife nearby.
My 'bug-out bag' is an old Land's End attache case, currently equipped with a flashlight, a couple hi-cap mags for my G26.5 and a very deficient first aid kit (which needs upgrading).
I can't see myself facing a zombie apocalypse and foraging for food by hunting rabbits and squirrels at the age of (soon to be) 71 years of age. For some reason, I just feel an itch for a Glock knife. Actually, the bug-out bag is more for securing the spare mags and holsters for the Glock and my pair of j-frames when I get the oil changed or other maintenance done on my vehicle ... throw all incriminating stuff into the bag and sit in the waiting room reading a good book while the work is being done.
If I were to move ahead, does the root saw make any sense? Would I be better off simply moving my Victorinox locking pocket knife into the bag? I've dressed out deer from beginning to end with that knife, so it's proven its practicality in my recent past.
Talk me down. Please.
My 'bug-out bag' is an old Land's End attache case, currently equipped with a flashlight, a couple hi-cap mags for my G26.5 and a very deficient first aid kit (which needs upgrading).
I can't see myself facing a zombie apocalypse and foraging for food by hunting rabbits and squirrels at the age of (soon to be) 71 years of age. For some reason, I just feel an itch for a Glock knife. Actually, the bug-out bag is more for securing the spare mags and holsters for the Glock and my pair of j-frames when I get the oil changed or other maintenance done on my vehicle ... throw all incriminating stuff into the bag and sit in the waiting room reading a good book while the work is being done.
If I were to move ahead, does the root saw make any sense? Would I be better off simply moving my Victorinox locking pocket knife into the bag? I've dressed out deer from beginning to end with that knife, so it's proven its practicality in my recent past.
Talk me down. Please.