Kasper Pug vs Cuda CQB

While I am not a knife-fighting expert, I could play one on TV.

I would say that the Kasper knife would closer approximate a pure fighter. The quard shapes and handle shapes are more secure.

I would say that the CQB would be a better concealment piece.

Of course, since there are no production Kaspers out there, the CQB would be far easier to get a hold of.

Hope that helps.....

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I would say MDP is correct. Bob Kasper designed the Pug as a fighter. I don't believe he had any secondary uses in mind.

You would be amazed at how well the Pug can be concealed.

I can't speak on the CUDA CQB, except for what I have read. I believe it was meant for a more utilitarian role.

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Well, I'd go with the Kasper Pug myself, the guard and finger groove definitely make for better weapon retention. Along with that is the fact it's a double hollow ground , which makes for more edge to hit the opponent with. I have to disagree with the CQB being meant for a more utilitarian role, though. CQB == Close Quarters Battle, which would seem to indicate that the designer (Terzuola, I think?) meant it as a fighter
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The overall shape/ configuration of the Terz appears better for an offensive role such as sentry removal. Have you had your daily dose of sentry removal today?
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Al P.s Kasper designed blades are pure fighters. Defensive role.

L8r,
Nakano
 
Where can I see the pug?
This might get more replies in the Practical Tactical forum under Tactics & Ttraining.

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Thanks for the site Flood. Upon looking at it I think that the Bulldog would be better than the Pug because of the extra inch of reach. .25 oz. wont slow you down too much and the extra reach is a big benefit. they are the same price too.

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[This message has been edited by scouter27 (edited 11-06-2000).]
 
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