WOW, excellent post…. Thank you for this…

Very good quality post. Thank you for doing the work.

What they said!

Very cool post. I knew there were quite a few variations, but dang! Just wish switchblades were legal here, they make some really nice looking switchblades.

Thank you!!!

Thanks for doing the research and putting up a great presentation

Wow, thank you!

unknown00101 wrote:

Very cool post. I knew there were quite a few variations, but dang! Just wish switchblades were legal here, they make some really nice looking switchblades.

No idea where you are, but they are not even legal to possess? That stinks, but I have never even found a use for a switchblade, besides the novelty, that the one handed openers with a hole in the blade or thumb studs couldn’t do as well. They also do not attract attention as much as the “CLICK” of a switchblade..

Much like full auto, the myth is much more fun than the reality…. for some reason a knife that springs open at a touch of a button is SOMUCHMOREDEADLY than one that flicks open with a flipper or thumb stud…

All that said, the 7361 with wood handles is pretty darn sexy…

They aren’t legal to possess in Cali. I can’t imagine how that would matter if you don’t carry them though.

And yes, it is ridiculous. Spring assisted is legal, and all of us us can open everything as quickly as a button lock.

Incredible work and beautifully put together. Thank you for this! I see a couple I must add to my wish list now .

Excellent post.
Appreciate it

ReManG wrote:

unknown00101 wrote:

Very cool post. I knew there were quite a few variations, but dang! Just wish switchblades were legal here, they make some really nice looking switchblades.

No idea where you are, but they are not even legal to possess? That stinks, but I have never even found a use for a switchblade, besides the novelty, that the one handed openers with a hole in the blade or thumb studs couldn't do as well. They also do not attract attention as much as the "CLICK" of a switchblade.. Much like full auto, the myth is much more fun than the reality.... for some reason a knife that springs open at a touch of a button is SOMUCHMOREDEADLY than one that flicks open with a flipper or thumb stud... All that said, the 7361 with wood handles is pretty darn sexy...

Can't even possess one. I don't really understand it either. I'd just like to have one for work just to save a fraction of a second every time I need a blade. My thumbs kinda suck when trying to flip out a thumb stud.

I'm partial to that black g7211.

I'm impressed, NuggetMcNugget!

This thread is so full of win.  

I got quite a few of the ganzo switchblades and they are nice... But you just showed me 8 I have not seen yet... Lol 

Nice work putting this together. Need to get a griptillian clone. Had a real one but no clue where it went and can't see spending that kind of money anytime soon on a single blade 

I also have a couple of their switchblades. Lots of good budget autos out there. I love that mini Kalashnikov.

Well here in Australia we are aloud no assisted opening mechanism they say not even a thumb stud the knives are meant to be only by using two hands!

Racer wrote:

I also have a couple of their switchblades. Lots of good budget autos out there. I love that mini Kalashnikov. !http://photos.theoutdoornerd.com/blf/misc/switchblades.jpg! !http://photos.theoutdoornerd.com/blf/misc/toys-open-4.jpg! !http://photos.theoutdoornerd.com/blf/misc/stiletto-edc.jpg!

oh nice, that G719 is very nice too.

Great work! Thanks.
It is missing the g707 that it is protech don

The G723 reminds me a lot of the Kershwaw Volt 1 (very RJ martin – ish)

I have a G728 on the way in safety orange. That G729 looks cool too. It looks like a Para 2 with an axis lock. They can piss off two companies with only one knife lol.

Second one remind me of TAD gear knives, not sure which model and I could be imagining things. Thanks for all the work putting this together.

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Very good quality post. Thank you for doing the work.

Very nice compilation!
I have many on the list, but was also unaware of the existence some (G738, G739, G7392/3).
I’ve been very pleased with most of them with the exception of the G718 series (axis lock fails too easily, and difficult to disassemble).
My G729s arrives last week, and I am impressed with their quality for the price.
Nice work McNugget!

I have had:

G707 x2

G719 -b

G7211 -b

G7212 -b x2 & g x3

All quality has been top notch and all come pretty sharp for factory edge. I think all but two was able to shave hair.

Only problem I have encountered was one of my g707s clip bent, and the point was thin and long... Not the right words I'm looking for, but makes it look like it will break easy. Never did though. My first got about a year of carrying, then sold it for $30 and bought another lol

NuggetMcNugget wrote:

Please post added info if you have

Good job!

The G7211 and the G7212 remind me to the Emerson Viper.

Who sell the Ganzo G7041 Stonewashed blade - I have never notice this before (amazon.com isn't an option for a purchase)?