SRM, Bee, Enlan, Navy n Ganzo knives Fan post

[mantzao]

Since I started knife collecting, the Srm, Bee and Enlan knives always have been in blade forums as some of the cheapest yet great knives on the market today.
This post is for all the fans of this knives.
Let's see how many FANS these knifes have.
Also post your prefered one untill now.
Mine is the 710.

Thanks

[nitrambur]

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...-Ah-San-Ren-Mu

[Hatethatgiraffe]

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...-Ah-San-Ren-Mu

Beat me to it Martin

[mantzao]

http://www.britishblades.com/forums/...-ah-san-ren-mu

Always messing things up

[vic]

my favourites are the hollow ground 728 and 723 (i prefer the digital scales on the 723)

the 723 is one of the sharpest blades out of the box i've had with it's full-hollow grind and the 728 is also very sharp and is a very nice light, light use folder

[Gizmo]

You missed out Ganzo!
http://www.exduct.com/Ganzo-Knife-Mu...ing-Knife.html
Excellent knife and one of my favourites. Also the SRM 905 my recent purchase!

[vic]

You missed out Ganzo!
http://www.exduct.com/Ganzo-Knife-Mu...ing-Knife.html
Excellent knife and one of my favourites. Also the SRM 905 my recent purchase!

i like my ganzo (prefer it to the 962 axis), it's nice but i do find the smaller, sharper srm's more useful day to day

[vic]

double

[blennycatcher]

I like the 962 for general use.

[blennycatcher]

And I like the 781 for finer duties and for its refined appearance

[mantzao]

What about the EL-01?? God daiiiiiiiimn!!
A beast of a knife. I believe one of the best i've EVER seen, if not the best, for the money hands down! Superb fit and finish, with great grip on those big G-10 handles, milled out liners that still makes it a little heavy though but great to hold in the hand and the flipper just makes it SWEEEEEEEEETT
Not an edc knife in my opinion but you can definetly use it and abuse it with harder tasks.
Extremely impressed by it! In one word: OUTSTANDING!!
Only has one little issue, just one tiny little one in my opinion.
When you flip it you need to give it a little wrist action, at least mine, because it doesn't come flying out like a Kershaw or something like that because it's not speed assited and the blade is a little bit heavy. So sometimes when flipped only with the finger the blade only goes half way and to open it entirely you need to give it a whip action wich is ok but I believe it could be improved by adding a dual thumbstud for these ocasions. Also lacks jimping wich is so awesome in so many of their knives
Still, an OUTSTANDING hard-working tool and if you don't own one, don't give it a second thought, BUY IT NOW!

[Hatethatgiraffe]

I find I you point it towards the floor so that the action will bring the tip, when flipped, pointing downwards the weight of the blade works in your favour and gravity brings it to locked position!
I actually prefer the cleaner profile that the lack of thumbstuds offers!
Got some in black and looks even better

[fluffy]

No thumbstuds needed or wanted on that beauty. It is what it is. Thumbstuds get stuck in the cheese

[mantzao]

No thumbstuds needed or wanted on that beauty. It is what it is. Thumbstuds get stuck in the cheese

ok but what about the jimping?
I believe they make it very well on their knives. Better than some benchmades and spyderco!
The 710 and the Bee L1 have great jimping. It's a shame this one doesn't have it, in my opinion.

[mantzao]

I find I you point it towards the floor so that the action will bring the tip, when flipped, pointing downwards the weight of the blade works in your favour and gravity brings it to locked position!
I actually prefer the cleaner profile that the lack of thumbstuds offers!
Got some in black and looks even better

I've tried but still don't seem to get it to lock! Can you do it without any wrist action?
"Got some in black and looks even better"
You're a good salesman!