Enzo Trapper??

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Karambit777

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I'm looking for a premium bushcraft knife. I have a boat load of moras, but I want a high end Scandinavian ground bushcrafter. I'm looking at Bark River Bushcrafter, BlackJack Bushcraft Companion, and the Enzo Trapper. I am eyeing the Enzo a bit more due to the slighty lower cost. Does anyone have any idea on how good their warranty is? If Enzo's warranty is shabby then I will go with another Barkie, after all we pay for warranties too.

Is buyin the Enzo a smart move? I have no doubt that it's a good knife.
 
I have used an Enzo Trapper on many hikes and trips over the last 8 years or so. Mine was a kit in O1 and was worth every penny I paid for it. I have been very satisfied.
 
Never needed the Enzo warranty, so can't help you on that one
But the fact that no one knows about warranty tells you something ;)

I love my trapper's little brother, the Elver.
Solid knife, easy to get it scalpel sharp (mine is O1 steel)...Go for it, you won't be disappointed.

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I've recently bought an EnZo Trapper blade in O1 and am in the process of making a handle for it from some Walnut I got while I lived in Bosnia.

The project isn't finished so I can't comment on the durability of the blade/edge, but it seems very high-quality. It came shaving sharp and in all ways is very well constructed.

I would buy another one without a second thought.
 
Karambit777 said:
I assume the scales are epoxied before pinned correct? Im talking about from the factory.
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I would think the scales would be epoxied on at the factory - I can't imagine a better way to adhere them....

Incidentally, I finished my EnZo Trapper and will be posting up a thread with pics about the process in the Outdoor Gear forum.
 
Had an Enzo Trapper for years
Excellent knife
It is a zero grind scandi (no scandi vex like most other scandis on the market)
Balances very well in the hand and is light in the hand

Micro chipped when I first got it (ages ago)
Do not now if it was my usage or the knife
Sharpened it on waterstones back to the zero grind
Been perfect ever since

I highly recommend the Enzo Trapper
Look at the D2 zero grind as it will hold an edge longer
 
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