Hi all,
I can introduce to you the new member of my team at last. Exactly 10 days from Shreve,OH to my home. After years admiring these knives on pictures, I still find it hard to believe I pulled the trigger...
Not much to describe, as nearly all of you are more familiar to Hinderer knives than me. Just to say that I'm very pleased by my new XM-18, and I'm quite certain it's going to be a reliable and faithful companion, either on duty or not. Hard gear for hard times indeed.
The G-10 scale has a great grip, the detent is "al punt" (at the sweet spot) as we say here. The flipper fires fast and hard, and the framelock is early and solid. The spanto blade and the ergonomics of the handle are spectacular. Good vibes and sensations after all.
Thanks to the RHK people and to Rob for being so helpful :thumbup: now, let me share some pics:
And the last with a cousin..
Hope you like them, thanks for watching
greetings from Catalunya
atspeed
I can introduce to you the new member of my team at last. Exactly 10 days from Shreve,OH to my home. After years admiring these knives on pictures, I still find it hard to believe I pulled the trigger...
Not much to describe, as nearly all of you are more familiar to Hinderer knives than me. Just to say that I'm very pleased by my new XM-18, and I'm quite certain it's going to be a reliable and faithful companion, either on duty or not. Hard gear for hard times indeed.
The G-10 scale has a great grip, the detent is "al punt" (at the sweet spot) as we say here. The flipper fires fast and hard, and the framelock is early and solid. The spanto blade and the ergonomics of the handle are spectacular. Good vibes and sensations after all.
Thanks to the RHK people and to Rob for being so helpful :thumbup: now, let me share some pics:
And the last with a cousin..
Hope you like them, thanks for watching
greetings from Catalunya
atspeed
, a very satisfying feeling indeed!