It is very expensive. this or this would probably do you well enough. The mauls have a nice weight distribution and believe it or not, the curved surface actually means you don't need to worry about your strike angling if the face isn't perfectly perpendicular. Mauls are used on woodworking and leatherworking for fine chisel work. Barry king is mainly so good because of the premium materials, additional ribbing to even further reduce glancing blows, and heavy well distributed weight. But both of those hammers will do you well if you practice.