CQC-7AW
The Emerson CQC-7AW is a variation on our best-selling CQC-7BW. The only difference is that this model has a spear point, traditional blade style. Available in both stonewashed and black and with plain or partially serrated edges. This knife is perfect for those who love the simplicity and ergonomics of the classic CQC-7 but prefer a more traditional blade. Featuring a conventional V-Grind, chisel edge and the patented Emerson Wave Feature.
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Material & Grind | |
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Handles | G-10 |
Lock | Titanium |
Blade | 154CM |
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Specifications | |
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Overall Length | 8.0 in. |
Blade Length | 3.3 in. |
Blade Thickness | .125 in. |
Hardness | 57-59RC |
Weight | 4.0 oz. |
Michael Barela –
The CQC-7A is probably the most well designed EDC knife in the industry. It is everything you need and nothing you don't. It has a very useful and “non threatening” blade shape so you won't feel uneasy about opening it in public. The thin, body handle is surprisingly ergonomic in all grip styles allowing it to be easily used for a variety of EDC related tasks. The blade stock is thin enough for food preparation, but thick enough to withstand heavier duty tasks should the need arise. The CQC-7A, like all Emerson knives, is easily disassembled and cleaned. This knife is pure utility, and a companion you can count on every time you put it in your pocket
Brent –
Wow, this knife is great. Bought it to use as a hard use EDC. And it will work perfect for probably the rest of my life.
W. Mitchell (verified owner) –
20 years ago while attending a police academy in Virginia I had the opportunity to use a classmates Emerson CQC7 for just a minor task. That knife left an impression on me as being sturdy and that it fit my hand well. The thought of that well made knife never left my mind, and so finally I was able to purchase one of my own. I intend to use this CQC7AW as a daily carry knife for general cutting tasks and had it set up to be carried in my left front pocket, because I wear my duty pistol on the right (dominant side). I caution other LEO against using the “wave” feature in nylon uniforms, unless it is an emergency. The nylon pants can not take the stress, and will rip. I am very pleased with the fit and function of this knife, and would like to eventually purchase a few more to serve as dedicated self defense knives.