Sanrenmu 913P vs. 939

A few pics of the two large size Sanrenmu folders side by side:

You can find my full review of the SRM 913P HERE and the SRM 939 HERE.

Sanrenmu 913P - new full sized folder from Sanrenmu

Its handle could be familiar because it's the same as the Benchmade Vex 10750:

Pros:

- sturdy folder with an excellent fit and finish

- solid lock-up without any blade play

- unique sheepfoot style blade shape

- blade is perfectly centered

- big thumb studs for easier opening

- smooth opening and closing

- very comfortable and grippy G10 handle

Cons:

- no tip up carry options 

You can buy the SRM 913P at Exduct: ***HERE***

Use the following coupon codes HERE to get a discount.

Details:

Blade length: 3.34" (85 mm)

Blade thickness: 0.122" (3.1 mm)

Blade steel: 8Cr14MoV Stainless Steel (57-58 HRC) 

Open length: 7.71" (196 mm)

Closed length: 4.37" (111 mm)

Weight: 5.11 oz  (145 g)

Handle: G-10 with steel liners

Lock: liner lock

Carry: right or left hand tip down

More pics:

Ganzo G712 - the budget version of the Benchmade Bedlam

Pros:

- strong, sturdy folder with an excellent fit and finish

- unique, up-swept persian style blade (ideal for self defense)

- 0.141" (3.6 mm) thick blade 

- grippy, curved G-10 handle

- it comes with a pouch

Cons:

- too big pocket clip

- no lanyard hole

As opposed to the Benchmade Bedlam the G712 comes without the steel backspacer (skull crusher) at the bottom of the handle which would contain the lanyard hole too.

You can buy it at Exduct: ***HERE***.

Use the following coupon codes HERE to get a discount.

Details:

Blade length: 3.66" (93 mm)

Blade thickness: 0.141" (3.6 mm)

Blade steel: 440C Stainless Steel (58HRC)

Open length: 8.34" (212 mm)

Closed length: 4.76" (121 mm)

Weight: 5.78 oz  (164 g)

Handle: G-10 with steel liners

Lock: axis lock

Carry: right hand tip up only

More pics:

G712 with my modded G711: