Ganzo Firebird 727M Folding Knife

18+

Can I Own This?

$35.17

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Description
Specifications

The Ganzo Firebird brand is well known among users who are interested in practical and compact knives. This is a seriously tough folding knife with a drop-point blade shape, a G10 handle and 440C steel grade.

You could happily estimate that a knife with such outstanding features and quality would cost you around £60 to £80. But no....check it out for yourself and be prepared for a massive surprise!

SKU: GAN-G727M-$$
Width:: 10.00 (cm)
Height:: 10.00 (cm)
Depth:: 20.00 (cm)
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Material:: 440C Stainless Steel
Blade Length (cm): 9.0
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.27
Closed Length (cm): 12.0
Overall Length (cm): 21.0
Edge Type:: Plain
BESS Sharpness:: 101
Blade Shape:: Drop Point
Blade Finish:: Satin
Grind:: Flat
Handle Material:: G10
Lock Type:: G Lock
One Handed Opening:: Yes
Pocket Clip:: Yes
Product Weight (g): 120
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5
An older model but it checks out fine

Posted by Chris Hants on 31st Oct 2024

Yes it's a Rat with a g-lock - and thats better for me. Never got on with the liner lock system so Im late to the party with this one and yes the action is sticky. A little oil and remembering the cost and age of first release the knife vs much newer and more expensive versions, this thing rocks. Already breaking in nicely and I don't think I will have to tweak it that much if at all. It's the Rat I always wanted, now if only it was in cpm 3v !! Usual amazing service from HH
4
OK for the money

Posted by Mike on 29th Apr 2024

I was curious to see how Ganzo compared to Kizer knives given the price difference. It's pretty much as you'd imagine: This is a decent knife which could be great if it was fettled a bit in the factory. Out of the box it's sharp and there was no play BUT it was as stiff as a stiff thing to open and the locking pin was very difficult to operate. 4 days of fiddling with it and applying a selection of oils has made it a lot better. The spring in the locking mechanism is way too strong still so I will get around to stripping it down at some point. It feels good enough in the hand and I'm using it for rough work around the farm. So, a decent knife but could be a lot better.