Un-boxing & First Impression 10 Folding Knives GONZO, BROWNING, SANRENMU, ENLAN.
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Un-boxing & First Impression 10 Folding Knives GONZO, BROWNING, SANRENMU, ENLAN.
The Un-boxing & First Impression 10 Folding Knives GONZO, BROWNING, SANRENMU, ENLAN thwsw are some nice EDC low budget knives.
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Buck 277 Folding Alpha Hunter, Rosewood Handle, Liner Lock Folding Knife with Leather SheathBuck Knives 277 Folding Alpha Hunter TM is the evolution of Buck’s venerable 110 Folding Hunter, one of the most copied … Click for More Info >>
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Comments on Un-boxing & First Impression 10 Folding Knives GONZO, BROWNING, SANRENMU, ENLAN.
TechnoZombie @
4:16 am
What’s the specific model number of that first Ganzo, the Chris Reeve look-a-like?
Loue333 @
5:14 am
The third knife is a knock off of the benchmade hk 14205
polerigger @
5:27 am
What wedsite did u get these from?
PavlovSandor @
6:00 am
I have a bee lo6. A bee lo5 with rosewood handles. A sanrenmu 763 with aluminum handles. And an enlan el o1. They are so solid. Lockup is not too late. Doesn’t travel from frequent openings. Also I was impressed with the decently sharp blades. I really enjoy the nred and black g10 on the bee lo6. And the shape. The 763 axis lock is so fun to flick open and close
oromoto @
6:27 am
These companies sure can make some high value knives, just wish they were more original.
dazi4131 @
6:33 am
first one is not ganzo
7th has micarta hadles
last one: adjust the pivot screw
I have almost all of them, and they are great.
USA made knives are so f***** expensive in Europe, so we have to buy knives from China…
thenextarcher @
7:13 am
where did u buy them?
Comments on Un-boxing & First Impression 10 Folding Knives GONZO, BROWNING, SANRENMU, ENLAN.
What’s the specific model number of that first Ganzo, the Chris Reeve look-a-like?
The third knife is a knock off of the benchmade hk 14205
What wedsite did u get these from?
I have a bee lo6. A bee lo5 with rosewood handles. A sanrenmu 763 with aluminum handles. And an enlan el o1. They are so solid. Lockup is not too late. Doesn’t travel from frequent openings. Also I was impressed with the decently sharp blades. I really enjoy the nred and black g10 on the bee lo6. And the shape. The 763 axis lock is so fun to flick open and close
These companies sure can make some high value knives, just wish they were more original.
first one is not ganzo
7th has micarta hadles
last one: adjust the pivot screw
I have almost all of them, and they are great.
USA made knives are so f***** expensive in Europe, so we have to buy knives from China…
where did u buy them?