[George Hill]

Could someone please send me a Cuda Maxx Stilletto?
Thanks.
For some reason (possibly because it's the sexiest knife I've ever seen?) I really want one, but of course can't get one do to Student Buget Syndrome.

Thing is drop dead sexy. Best looking stilletto I've ever seen.
http://www.camillusknives.com/cuda/cuda-knives/cu2242.jpg

[Bruz]

Sure George, what's your address?

[George Hill]

50 E 750 N #9
Vernal, Utah 84078

I've only carried a stilletto type blades in fixed blade knives. And really I've not even done that since I was in the Infantry. The closest thing to a stilletto that I've carried is a Cold Steel Culloden.

I've been looking for an alternate knife to my Kershaw Boa:
http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=109412
This Boa has been carried constantly since I first got it. I still love it, and it has performed soldiers service for me. I'm not looking for a replacement, but I am looking for an alternate for when I am "Dressed". The Boa is so Tactical, it can easily pass the "Skunk" test (Would Skunk like this?) thusly it looks out of place when I am going to church or to an office while wearing my Haggar Kahkis and a nice shirt.
Reading that old TFL review made me want to take out the Boa again for a second look... yup... blade's blacked finish still looks good. Blade still snaps open with a satisfying *snick* sound.

However, the Boa isn't suitable for 2 things:
1. Pocket clip carry while "Dressed".
2. Quietly inserting a long blade into a target's ribcage into the heart.

And as cool as the Boa is... it's not nearly as sexy as this Cuda Maxx. This new Cuda makes me want to break out the Godfather tapes... wait. This is a new style of Stilletto... make that the Sopranos. I think Tony himself wouldn't mind carrying this slick Cuda.
http://www.the-sopranos.com/graphics/images/s012.gif

[Correia]

George, where did you get my picture? ;)

Seriously, picture Tony Soprano, a bit younger and leaner...

Nice knife.

[George Hill]

http://www.the-sopranos.com/
graphics/
images/s012.gif

HEY - THAT's CORREIA!

I gotta get this series on DVD.
Does anyone have that opening song as an MP3?

[Don Gwinn]

That Maxx is lovely, isn't it? I wish I could afford one for dad. He loves those cheap Eyetalian stilettos, especially switchblades. Of course, he doesn't own any switchblades since he lives in Illinois. That thing would be something.

[George Hill]

Indeed... and it's a frame lock. Nice touch. Means it's about as solid as you can get.

Don... don't you still make knives?

[JShirley]

Actually...I was threatened with one of these a few days ago (playfully).

I wasn't that impressed. Long, potentially fragile knife. Bah. I like single-edge blades better, anyway. More versatile.:neener:

Honestly, George, an HI AK kuk is more like you. You don't do low-key! :D

John

[George Hill]

Well, a Hi Kuk would be just fine... but I already have a nice large fixed blade now. A Cold Steel Recon Tanto. It's not quite the Limb Lopper like a Hi Kuk - but I can make do.

Of course, if I really wanted to get rude... I'll just get my WWII German Officer's Sword that my Grandfather got while in Berlin when he fought his way in.

[The-Distinctive-Edge]

They are very sweet, sexy YES! Camillus has done right with DR on this one! Paul

[The-Distinctive-Edge]

Gonna get it??? Drives you crazy doesn't it! paul

[George Hill]

Get it?
I would love to. Last year, I would have... But now?
I really want one, but of course can't get one do to Student Budget Syndrome.

*sigh*
Adding it to my growing list of graduation gifts to self.

[Don Gwinn]

I don't do much with folders, and it would be a misdemeanor to build a switchblade in Illinois. :(

[Byron Quick]

Honestly, George, an HI AK kuk is more like you. You don't do low-key!

John, I can see George now-dressed for church-with the HI Kukri hanging off his belt. Probably the bishop would have a word or so with him:D On the other hand, maybe the word would be: George, where'd you get that? I want one!

[Gordy Wesen]

Nice knife.
Save your pennies and go to the source.

http://www.darrelralph.com/1mainframe.htm