All my XM-18's.

T.K.C.

T.K.C.

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I took some pix today of all my XM-18's, since I took out the orange liner lock out for pix, and I wanted to take some pix of the XM-18's that got new scales. The yellow and green one used to have gray and black scales. Then I decided to take pix of them all together. I LOVE the XM-18!! Thanks for looking! I hope you like them.
XM-18all2.jpg

XM-183inchers.jpg

XM-183inchers1.jpg

XM-18allTiclosed.jpg

XM-18greenyellow.jpg

XM-18greenopen.jpg

XM-18greenfrontshot.jpg

XM-18orangeLLclosed.jpg

XM-18linerlockliner2.jpg
 
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Awesome, nice collection! I dig that yellow one, not many of those around.
 
Sweet Collection. Those photos are awesome. Crisp and clear. WOW!
 
That's a great collection of Hinderer's you have there T.K.C. They are quite popular from what I have been seeing. All the knife sites can't say enough about the craftsmanship. I'm curious seeing that you have 5 of them who better to ask than you is what has sparked your interest and what are qualities you like about them?
Best regards
 
So...you like this model of knife I take it?:):thumbup:
I'm curious to see what other folding knives you have now:)
 
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The XM-18 is a fantastic knife. The quality,craftsmanship, the smoothness...... I juts love the design of the knife. I LOVE everything about this knife. There is another part of it for me, and that is the maker. I like to support makers that I really like. I like Rick Hinderer as a person. I have had the pleasure OF meeting him. That is a big part of the knives I buy.

I DO have a thread in the Gallery of the rest of my folders. And some of you have seen my fixed blade thread that I have here in the custom knife section.

And as far as other knives that I have, I own knives (folders) from the following makers:
Matt Cucchiara
Tom Mayo
Kevin Wilkins
Patrick Nihiser
Kirby Lambert
Bob Terzuola
Andy Fitz
Yuna
Mike Obeanuf
John W. Smith
Shane Sibert
Todd Begg
DDR
CRK
Brad Duncan

 
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Wow, that's an impressive collection.

I got to handle one on a passaround, but never got around to buying one. It's a fine knife for sure :thumbup:
 
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