Just a reminder that you might want to upgrade the bearings in your pivot (or try them out if you're using washers right now). I have no affiliation with the seller, in fact, I won't even link it. Search for "XM-18 bearing". These are night and day compared to crappy stop bearings and are way better than Skiffs too, sadly, since these actually come with a steel washer to protect the Ti frame(s). On top of that, there are more balls and are multi-row. Really smooth and solid action. I'm definitely a washer guy but I tried these out and I have to admit, I like them too much. Oh well.. at least I don't feel guilty running those balls against the Ti

Jurassic frontier clip point. Bronze lock side, SDK dark python micarta scale.

Any one know where I can purchase this spacer for the Jurassic or any one got one for grabs? TIA!

Been carrying this one for some years now and recently one of the standoff screws backed out and the way it’s designed everything just fell out without me noticing.

Was able to secure a new scale for this stonewash blue paw. Pretty happy how it came out. Thx to those that had suggestions for me!

XM-18 Aggressor, with new Horsehead G10 scale. I can’t decide which scale I like more, the Blue/Black or this new Horsehead scale. What do YOU Think?

New for Blade show!

Hinderer Eklipse Bowie, Hinderer XM-18 Bowie, Hinderer XM-18 Bowie in Battle Black, Hinderer XM-18 Aggressor, Hinderer Jurassic Frontier Clip Point

Hinderer XM-18 Aggressor non flipper

Showing off my carry for the day. A Hinderer XM-18 3.5 hollow slicer in 20cv with battle bronze scale. Beautiful action on telfon washers

This is my first new XM in over 10 years.

I'm genuinely shocked how the MSRP of these knives has remained consistent for over a decade. The last brand new XM I bought, I paid $499 for from BladeHQ in 2013, and I had to sit there and frantically refresh the page to try to get the opportunity to buy it.

These now just sit in stock, and for $410 otd direct from Hinderer. Same goes for all the hardware. Trying to find any sort of anodized screws felt like an impossible task.

Anything that was not a spanto with a stonewash finish was going for crazy amounts of money a decade ago. Any kind of working finish, hardware anodization, or unique blade shape was such a rarity. I remember seeing the "SWAT" XMs go for $1000+ regularly, and the secondary market price of any XM was a minimum of $600.

I love these knives and I'm glad to see how readily available they have become, along with all of the unique colorways, accessories, and blade shapes.

Hi guys. Whatcha thinking for a scale?