Posted this on the general discussion forum, but figured l'd put it here as well.
Bob Enders was a retired machinist from Cement City MI who started making knives in 1981. He specialized in multi blade folders and once reproduced all of the Remington Bullet knives. Sadly they were destroyed in a fire at a Michigan knife shop.
Bob didnt make many fixed blades according to a friend who owns about 50 of Bob's knives.
I think the Kershaw Trooper may have inspired him to make this knife. The blade dimensions are spot on and the overall profile is identical except for guard & handle size.
A beautifully made knife typical of Bob's work.
Robert Enders boot knife.
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Re: Robert Enders boot knife.
That's a beauty!
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Re: Robert Enders boot knife.
Very nice!knife7knut wrote: ↑Sun Aug 17, 2025 12:01 am Posted this on the general discussion forum, but figured l'd put it here as well.
Bob Enders was a retired machinist from Cement City MI who started making knives in 1981. He specialized in multi blade folders and once reproduced all of the Remington Bullet knives. Sadly they were destroyed in a fire at a Michigan knife shop.
Bob didnt make many fixed blades according to a friend who owns about 50 of Bob's knives.
I think the Kershaw Trooper may have inspired him to make this knife. The blade dimensions are spot on and the overall profile is identical except for guard & handle size.
A beautifully made knife typical of Bob's work.
I, am the NRA.