Lets see some Hinderer action

[Mako109]

Thanks. This is made by a guy in Southern California, also makes other custom Ti hardware, like Spyderco Military backspacers, etc. Takes long to get after order (2-3 months), but quality is perfect. I like these because the screws are counter-sunk.

May I bother you for the contact info?

 

[ferider]

May I bother you for the contact info?

Just sent you a PM.

 

[CHNeal]

Thanks. This is made by a guy in Southern California, also makes other custom Ti hardware, like Spyderco Military backspacers, etc. Takes long to get after order (2-3 months), but quality is perfect. I like these because the screws are counter-sunk.

Same clip on a 24, shown this photo before ....

I like that clip , very sleek.

 

[Dadpool]

Still a couple XM-24 Bowie variations in stock from the current DLT drop, if anyone's interested.

 

[CyberRacer]

When I'm looking to tote a smaller EDC, I'm typically going to look to my Hinderer's first.

 

[GusSharp68]

Finally found an XM-18 3.0 although had to order from Canada so paying a little more but not too bad. Can't wait to get it...

 

[Quiet]

I apologize for the gratuitous pic reuse here, but it's the first time I've ever posted in this thread. Haven't seen many of these crop up here yet.

 

[KAEDC]

Slainté!!

 

[jeronimo]

My first Hinderer, out and about.

 

[Glenn Goodlett]

I was adding a new deep carry clip and some Skiff bearings to my Project X and noticed some odd dimples in the blade near the pivot. Anyone have any idea what these are for or why they are there?

 

[Julian Williams]

I was adding a new deep carry clip and some Skiff bearings to my Project X and noticed some odd dimples in the blade near the pivot. Anyone have any idea what these are for or why they are there?

I believe that’s how Hinderer differentiates the steels while finishing the blades. Awesome knife btw!

 

[GIBI]

 

[rizza32]

Very well done. Saw they had a green version for st pattys. Any idea how many were available

 

[GIBI]

2!

 

[CHNeal]

When I'm looking to tote a smaller EDC, I'm typically going to look to my Hinderer's first.

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That Battle Green Harpoon is awesome!

 

[blanex1]

grate choice, I own the older gen 4 bowie but replaced the standard washers with brass ones and the scale that looks vary similar to yours , vary nice pic's you took and hope you enjoy yours like I do mine

 

[Officer's Match]

grate choice, I own the older gen 4 bowie but replaced the standard washers with brass ones and the scale that looks vary similar to yours , vary nice pic's you took and hope you enjoy yours like I do mine

I wish Gen4 was still an option. Call me old fashioned, but I prefer old-school Ti-lockup without extra parts.

 

[CHNeal]

I wish Gen4 was still an option. Call me old fashioned, but I prefer old-school Ti-lockup without extra parts.

I couldn’t agree more. I paid a premium when I bought my XM and Eklipse to stay in the Gen 4 ( Gen 2 for the Eklipse) pre-triway knives based on excellent advice from our friend ferider .

 

[Officer's Match]

That is why my collection is transitioning into Medfords. Actual Ti-RIL's made in America, with hand-ground blades to boot.

 

[ferider]

I couldn’t agree more. I paid a premium when I bought my XM and Eklipse to stay in the Gen 4 ( Gen 2 for the Eklipse) pre-triway knives based on excellent advice from our friend ferider .

I know your wife doesn't want you to talk to me, but you might want to try an 18 Gen5 (like in post 5,755).