CQC-15

Finish: Stonewash - SF

How To Use The Wave Feature

How To Use The Wave Feature

An important part of knowing the anatomy of an Emerson Knife is knowing how to utilize it. Using the  patented Emerson Wave Feature correctly, you can deploy the knife out of pocket rapidly. It takes some practice to master. See how it's done in the video above.

An important part of knowing the anatomy of an Emerson Knife is knowing how to utilize it. Using the  patented Emerson Wave Feature correctly, you can deploy the knife out of pocket rapidly. It takes some practice to master. See how it's done in the video above.

Customer Reviews

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Will M.
Thunderstorm - TF
This Knife Could Shave Liberty’s Armpits

The Emerson CQC-15 isn’t just a knife — it’s a declaration of independence in your pocket. The first time I flicked it open, I heard a bald eagle scream the National Anthem while George Washington chest-bumped me through time. This thing is built like a battle hymn and opens faster than my mouth at a backyard bbq after two beers.

This blade is sharper than my ex’s lawyer and meaner than a hangover after the Marine Corps Birthday Ball. It’ll cut steak, open boxes, slice rope, and carve through anything dumb enough to get in its way. Deploying it is so satisfying you’ll start flipping it open just to assert dominance at cookouts.

Side effects may include:
• Spontaneous flexing while staring into your reflection
• Uncontrollable urges to grill shirtless in jorts
• Saying “Semper Fi” to strangers in the grocery store
• Getting aroused every time you hear the click of the lockup

Pros: Built like a tank, flicks open like freedom itself, and makes you feel sexier than Teddy Roosevelt riding a moose.
Cons: Your friends will try to steal it. Your enemies will fear it. Your mom will ask why you’re carrying it to Thanksgiving dinner.

Final Verdict: If you want something dainty, go buy a paring knife. If you want a pocket-sized symbol of democracy that could carve its own Mount Rushmore face — buy the Emerson CQC-15. Five stars, and a salute with both hands.

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J.C.
Stonewash - SF
Well made

Ruggedly well made with smooth action.

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Bill B.

My second Emerson. CQC7A a friend/Person stole it. Hmmm. CQC 15 Excellence in Action!. DOC 91C

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Parker

I found Emerson through a friend who was in the special forces. After seeing him post several Emersons, I visited the site and was shocked by the prices. Decided to go for it anyways and went with the CQC-15 because, if I was gonna go for it, I was gonna go for it.

This knife if perfect in every way. Perfect weight, perfect size, perfect blade, and the wave feature is mind-bogglingly good. The blade has been used every day for three years and never sharpened, and somehow it is ridiculously sharper now, after years of use, than any other new $200-300 knife out there . . . and I’ve never sharpened it.

I honestly don’t understand what sort of wizardry went into making this knife, but it is perfect in every way.

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Adam F.

Ever look at the **** curves of the Commander and say to yourself, "This is great, but I wish it was pointier.." Say no more, fam! The CQC got that pointy fix that you don't just want, you NEED! Typically great Emerson ergos and a slightly less dramatic recurve compliment the aggressive tanto tip perfectly.

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Drew

The GOAT. Please offer the CQC-15 in OD green so I can have an excuse to purchase another one. .

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john13

The 15 was my first Emerson knife. If I am honest, it me a long while to warm up to the chisel edge but when the XHD-15 came out, and a flipper version no less, I had to try it! I have been carrying this knife for many months now And I’m still amazed at how easily it flips open and how bulletproof a design it is. Plus, that hybrid tanto tip combined with a slight recurve is just a beautiful blade to behold. Excellent knife that will definitely stay with me.
John

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JDB

The 15 is a perfect balance of everything this kind of knife should be. Ergos are great. The blade will do everything you need it to. I carry a partially serrated model almost daily because it is just that good. I gave this knife to my groomsmen when I got married. If I had to go back to Iraq as an infantryman, I would take this knife. The 15 is outstanding.

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