Lets see some Hinderer action

[John Phillips]

Battle Hound Non Flipper Bowie

 

[John Phillips]

Special Assembly XM 3.5 Bead Blast Recurve with Textured Walnut Scale, Textured Lockside, Holey Clip and brass hardware. Rare bird I believe.

 

[John Phillips]

Special Assembly Eklipse Slicer Hollow Ground Battle Black OD Green G10 Textured Lockside, Ano Hardware.

 

[Greasepiggy]

Got a Ti scale for my XM-24!

 

[tony281sc2]

You are not good for my bank account.

This entire thread website is not good for my bank account

 

[Dadpool]

This entire thread website is not good for my bank account

Now you've got me wondering which long-running thread has cost me the most money over the years.

It's...probably this one.

 

[tony281sc2]

Now you've got me wondering which long-running thread has cost me the most money over the years.

It's...probably this one.

Either this one or “Everyone’s Latest Acquisitions”

 

[So many red n black boxes]

24 with a new blue ti scale to match lock side and hardware

 

[Dadpool]

A little Saturday morning scale swap on my Skinny XM-24. I honestly thought I'd be lucky to ever see a Skinny SW Ti scale and was delighted when the drop happened earlier this week. I'm past the breaking-in period, too, so this baby is buttery smooth.

 

[ebidis]

A little Saturday morning scale swap on my Skinny XM-24. I honestly thought I'd be lucky to ever see a Skinny SW Ti scale and was delighted when the drop happened earlier this week. I'm past the breaking-in period, too, so this baby is buttery smooth.

That's awesome!

 

[ebidis]

Why didn't someone tell me...?

I got this XM-18 a year ago (my first hinderer) and was running it on bearings until a few days ago when I got a crazy idea and decided to try PB washers. I liked it, but it was a bit stiff.

Today I got another crazy idea and decided to try the teflon washers... OMG! this is the configuration this knife should have always been using.

The action is smooth as glass. Seriously. Unbelievably smooth, and it flips almost as well as it did on bearings. It no longer drops shut like a guillotine, but one little shake and it falls shut smoothly and controlled, which I love.

I really love this knife with this setup. It's like a totally different knife.

 

[KAR9889]

Why didn't someone tell me...?

I got this XM-18 a year ago (my first hinderer) and was running it on bearings until a few days ago when I got a crazy idea and decided to try PB washers. I liked it, but it was a bit stiff.

Today I got another crazy idea and decided to try the teflon washers... OMG! this is the configuration this knife should have always been using.

The action is smooth as glass. Seriously. Unbelievably smooth, and it flips almost as well as it did on bearings. It no longer drops shut like a guillotine, but one little shake and it falls shut smoothly and controlled, which I love.

I really love this knife with this setup. It's like a totally different knife.

Yeah man I like teflon better than PB too. I use to run my firetac on teflon and it was smoother than any Chris reeve I’ve owned.

 

[ebidis]

My beloved XM-24 is now running on teflon washers. Just like my XM-18, it is (IMHO) better than bearings.

 

[Delgadonine]

Ebidis, have you ever thought about using the Teflon Hinderer sends out with each folder?

It's fantastic!

 

[yamsi12]

Arrived 15 minutes ago

 

[ebidis]

Ebidis, have you ever thought about using the Teflon Hinderer sends out with each folder?

It's fantastic!

Yeah, that's what I used. The washers that came with the knife.

 

[Hvactech]

 

[norcalAF]

Now you've got me wondering which long-running thread has cost me the most money over the years.

It's...probably this one.

Check out the LG and CKF threads

 

[ferider]

 

[TheFactor]

Fresh out of the box