I have just ordered another pair of Ganzo Autos
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2018 5:10 pm
The G-7471-BK and the F7582-BK (ordered last night). The 7471-bk has their sturdiest clip point (Bowie-style) blade and the Firebird (F7582) has more of a drop point blade with G-10 scales The 7471 was $19.08 and the F7582 was but $18.31. For what I paid, ($37.39) These knives are well worth the money and will perform as both pocket and small game knives.
Ganzo's 440C steel is quite good (I have their G-719-BK) and holds a decent edge under normal use. They may require more frequent sharpening than more expensive steels, but I'd hate to have to live on the difference.
They may not have the prestige of expensive American, German or Italian autos, but when it comes to practical applications, this means very little. In the world of "bargain" working auto knives, these are the cat's meow. 
If you enjoy a good product without draining your budget, Ganzo's autos bear closer inspection.
Ganzo's 440C steel is quite good (I have their G-719-BK) and holds a decent edge under normal use. They may require more frequent sharpening than more expensive steels, but I'd hate to have to live on the difference.
They may not have the prestige of expensive American, German or Italian autos, but when it comes to practical applications, this means very little. In the world of "bargain" working auto knives, these are the cat's meow. If you enjoy a good product without draining your budget, Ganzo's autos bear closer inspection.