Lets see some Hinderer action

anybody snag that recent recurve limited finish release? apparently i got the email 3 days late, wonder if i need to start looking into a different email platform. it loaded, backspacer, filler tab, clip, two tone blade, textured lock. freakin awesome build, i wish i had known it dropped. i think it was friday, but i didnt receive the email until 1am last night. typically i dont care for non-flipper Hinderers but in this case i would have made an exception

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SACBALLZ said:
anybody snag that recent recurve limited finish release? apparently i got the email 3 days late, wonder if i need to start looking into a different email platform. it loaded, backspacer, filler tab, clip, two tone blade, textured lock. freakin awesome build, i wish i had known it dropped. i think it was friday, but i didnt receive the email until 1am last night. typically i dont care for non-flipper Hinderers but in this case i would have made an exception

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I absolutely hate being on Facebook, but I have found that it’s more reliable for drops than email.

That is a really sweet build though!!!
 
It's been too long since I've had a Hinderer in my rotation. :)

One of the things that keeps me coming back to them is how what are, on paper, small changes and differences between the models, and variations of the models, can feel like a big change in-hand. Case in point: This is my first non-flipper, and I'm surprised how different it feels in my hand. Transitioning to using the forward choil is so effortless.

Love how the detent is tuned for using the blade stops, too. Feels completely different than the detent on an XM-18 flipper. And just like every modern Hinderer I've owned, the Ranch nailed every aspect of its fit and finish. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Another thing that makes Hinderer a favorite is how often blade shapes surprise me. I've rarely bought a blade shape I was planning on buying, and while part of that is the run/drop nature of releases it's also because every blade looks good in its own way. The recurve wasn't on my radar at all, but the longer I looked at it the more I liked it.

My muscle memory reaches for the nonexistent flipper every danged time. 🤣

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Dadpool said:
It's been too long since I've had a Hinderer in my rotation. :)

One of the things that keeps me coming back to them is how what are, on paper, small changes and differences between the models, and variations of the models, can feel like a big change in-hand. Case in point: This is my first non-flipper, and I'm surprised how different it feels in my hand. Transitioning to using the forward choil is so effortless.

Love how the detent is tuned for using the blade stops, too. Feels completely different than the detent on an XM-18 flipper. And just like every modern Hinderer I've owned, the Ranch nailed every aspect of its fit and finish. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Another thing that makes Hinderer a favorite is how often blade shapes surprise me. I've rarely bought a blade shape I was planning on buying, and while part of that is the run/drop nature of releases it's also because every blade looks good in its own way. The recurve wasn't on my radar at all, but the longer I looked at it the more I liked it.

My muscle memory reaches for the nonexistent flipper every danged time. 🤣

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Love it!!! Beautiful non flipper. I still think Hinderer is severely underrated for the action. When you get one that is really well tuned with a perfect decent, it’s a real winner!!!
 
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