Nice! What upper is that?
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Originally Posted by BikerTrash
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Nice! What upper is that?
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Originally Posted by BikerTrash
1500 (+1) Responses! We need more info.
The gun started out as an ArmaLite M15A4, added a MidWest forearm, among other additions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alphahunter
Show off! :thumbup: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BikerTrash
LOL, yeah, the CA versions look a bit different. :cool: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by tower2
Can't wait for my 24!
http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/o...erer/XM-24.jpg
But it's gonna be ORNAGE! (not a misspelling)
http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/o...r/21a607bf.png
http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/o...rer/XM-246.jpg
http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/o...rer/XM-244.jpg
http://i377.photobucket.com/albums/o...rer/XM-245.jpg
Who is the show off now? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by tower2
Looking forward to meeting you in Michigan, BT.
You mean Ohio?
:confused:
Unless Rick Hinderer has moved the Annual Gathering/Picnic/All Saints Throwdown,yes,he means Ohio,Biker Trash.
Plan to meet ya'll there! ;) unless something slips or breaks....I'm off work & off-call....and since I can't go to Blade,it'll take something SIGNIFICANT to keep me away.
And by SIGNIFICANT,I mean: If we each receive a personal email from Rick Hinderer hisself,saying:
:mad:
Ya'll ain't invited,dammit!
We don't need no steenking old hippie/handloader/rebel/stagerigger/outlaw/paramedic/mercenary/nurse/Search&Rescue/biker types :grumpy:,so Gnarly and Alphahunter and Biker Trash and tower2 and banana-clip and KFU and iacchus and Reeek and Thrill and Knifenut et al (and I do mean:et al,dammit!) will be arrested at the front gate :eek:,for angle parking in a parallel universe,for playing way too much Floyd and Priest and Zeppelin :cool:,priapism,and various & sundry Crimes against the Empire, not excluding possible inner ear infections,and other dastardly deeds for which the Statute(s) of Limitations have not ran out yet :o.
(And ending with: :yawn: This Legal Disclaimer/Disinvite prepared by the Law Firm Of Variant,Deviant,Miscreant and Mutant,P.S.C.,Attorneys-At-Law.)
Just so we're all playing this backwoods concerto from the same sheet of music,mayhaps I should repeat the Criteria For Determining If Anyone EXCEPT Rick Hinderer's Opinion Really Matters...very simple,really....:D.....just Two Salient Points to judge by:
(1.) Am I sleeping with them?
and
(2.) Did I take 'em to raise?
Otherwise: their sillyass opinion doesn't matter,and will not affect our decisions.
By the way,our friend: sveqs :thumbup: (the Mad Hungarian Knife Vulture) is cruising around over here on Blade....
Just not sure how to follow a post like this :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gnarly
Just wait for a regular post, Like I did on yours Dave. :) That said, I'm intrigued by this bearing system. I saw the video of the dude hanging his kinfe out (forget the Kershaw model) and releasing the lock. The blade just swings back and forth. M question would be - on a framelock, how is the blade held closed and in place for a fast deployment? Is it by making a strong detent ball in the lock bar? Thanks! :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by kershawguy
That grind is sweet on the top XM-18.Quote:
Originally Posted by tower2
What does Rick call that grind?
That's the Spanto blade but hand ground.
I would love to see those grinds on this flipper. I think Thomas digs the grinds!;)
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Originally Posted by cziv
I bekieve that to be the Satin finish as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by banana-clip
Gnarly, you are too much. And yes, thank you for the correction. I DID mean Ohio. What with the world ending and all yesterday, I'm a bit off my game. Clearly, Mr. Gnarly is not off his!
thanks, id love to have that grind on one of my xm-18s, it looks really sharp.Quote:
Originally Posted by cziv
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Originally Posted by Gnarly
UPDATE: Here is the Condensed Version!
http://www.rickhindererknives.com/ne...nt-july-29-31/
This should be a good week; I'm sure Thomas will share some more pics.:) What you got Thomas?
The lack of activity must be the calm before the storm.