Rick Hinderer Knives Picture Thread

BWilson678 said:
My XM-24 with its Revolver brother :P

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Very nice!

Talking revolvers and xm24:)
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Excellent collection BikerTrash. Do you use your black DLC knives? If yes, I am wondering how the coating keeps up?
 
Here's the family as it is today. I've got a 3" slicer grind flipper coming soon, also. :D

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Just Cheffing...On a Sunday Morning.....My XM 3" SLICER and a bit of Ingredients..Lets see what I can come up with??????????? Hmmmmmmmm
 
GIZMOMAN said:
Just Cheffing...On a Sunday Morning.....My XM 3" SLICER and a bit of Ingredients..Lets see what I can come up with??????????? Hmmmmmmmm
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Tomato and pepper, that's a good start..... So what did you make?
 
Added another piece to my "classic" Hinderer family...the 3.5" Flame. Bead-blasted Ti scales, with black G10 inlay on the presentation side. Gorgeous hand-ground spearpoint blade.

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Here he is with the rest of his "old school" Hinderer folder family...the 3.5" Firetac w/snakewood inlay, and the 3" Flashover.

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Some HOMEMADE sauce ..On a seared Mahi Mahi..with pineapple cilantro mango chutney..served over sweet-spicy brown rice..Damn..I should have taken a picture of my finished PRODUCT...
 
They are all beautiful grinds to own, as an allround EDC the spanto would probably be the most versatile grind.

CF is indeed very nice on the Hellfire :)

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I agree with Rob, these recent photos contain some excellent examples of Rick's customs and the group's work.
 
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