Kershaw Emerson CQC-1K Knife Review — Quick Review
Posted by admin on Jul 8th 2014
The newest release in the wildly popular Kershaw Emerson collaboration knives, the CQC-1K stinger knife gives you all the advantages of a high end Emerson knife at an extremely budget concious price. Built with a black oxide finished blade that protects and keeps things low key, the CQC-1K boasts a textured black G10 front handle scale along with a stainless steel black oxide finished back handle scale.
The blade, like all the knives in this series, opens smooth with the “wave feature”. This mechanism allows you to catch the spine of the blade on the edge of your pocket as you withdraw the knife from your pocket. As the blade spine “catches” on your pocket, it pulls the blade into the open position so by the time you have withdrawn the knife fully, it is open and in the locked open position. The blade locks in place with a solid frame lock. Alternatively, you can open the blade with the thumb plate attached to the spine of the blade.
The modified and elongated clip blade gives you an extremely functional blade for everyday cutting purposes. A full 3″ blade allows you to get all your daily cuts done whatever your needs may be.
Comes with a tip up, right handed pocket clip. You can find this new Kershaw knife on our website here. The product code is KS6094BLK. Let me know what you think of yours below.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Designed by Emerson, built by Kershaw
- Thumb disk; “waved shaped opening feature”
- Manual opening
- Frame lock
- Reversible pocketclip (left/right)
- Steel: 8Cr13MoV, black-oxide coating
- Handle: G-10 front, 410 black-oxide coated back
- Blade length: 3 in. (7.6 cm)
- Closed length: 3.9 in. (9.9 cm)
- Weight: 2.6 oz. (73.7 g)