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A very dear and thoughtful friend of mine gave me a new knife today as a Christmas present. I was presented, much to my bewildered shock and delight, a Custom Rick Hinderer Fieldtac. The specs [I'm sure most of you are familair though]
http://www.rickhindererknives.com/ri...es/fieldtac-5/
I have to say, this is probably the finest blade I own in my collection now. It is VERY well built - over built you might even say. The spine is SUPER thick, beefey and gives the whole knife a solid "like a tank" feel to it. It seems like a very well thought out knife - lanyard hole/striking pommel, jimping on top edge and small finger bottom, a forward choil which works very well with the jimping for small detail work, yet the whole knife still has enough weight that it would be a hell of a camp chopper for heavy use. The point is a modified one that is very striking as well [no pun intended].
I'm VERY impressed with this knife, and was very honored to receive it.
Here's some pics - I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts!





http://www.rickhindererknives.com/ri...es/fieldtac-5/
I have to say, this is probably the finest blade I own in my collection now. It is VERY well built - over built you might even say. The spine is SUPER thick, beefey and gives the whole knife a solid "like a tank" feel to it. It seems like a very well thought out knife - lanyard hole/striking pommel, jimping on top edge and small finger bottom, a forward choil which works very well with the jimping for small detail work, yet the whole knife still has enough weight that it would be a hell of a camp chopper for heavy use. The point is a modified one that is very striking as well [no pun intended].
I'm VERY impressed with this knife, and was very honored to receive it.
Here's some pics - I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts!




