I bought two. The wife wasn't happy.
I bought an Enzo Badger with a convex grind. It's extremely sharp and the one I bought was really nice looking with buffalo horn, vulcanized fiber and G10 with mosaic pins for the handle - like the one shown. It's a great knife and really gets the job done whilst being a bit different from all the Woodlore clones about. I nearly bought a Busse but they looked a bit to combatty for my liking.
The other knife I had made by a young blacksmith from Sheffield called William Rogers. Hope he doesn't mind me mentioning his name here. He made me a very flashy folding bowie knife. I showed him some pictures and he made it from scratch for me. Its about 12 inches long when opened, full bowie sized, is razor sharp and really caused a stir last time I went shooting with some mates. It's too good to use really. It's a bloody work of art.
Not sure it's quite what I set out to get but I've got to say the end result is really something else. It's the biggest folder I've ever seen and is a really sharp nice knife. It makes me feel a bit like a Mississippi pimp but I love it!
Thanks for all your help on this. It was a long learning curve. I ended up with two knifes that I'll cherish forever.
My next knife is going to be one of Bernie Garland's. After the wife recovers from these two of course.
