CQC-15

Finish: Stonewash - SF

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CMD
Thunderstorm - TF
Best Emerson Yet

Excellent work knife for everyday use. I love the blade and the serrations for rope cuts.
I was a little concerned by the size, but it carries very well and comfortable for EDC.
I opted for the WAVE and still not convinced, but willing to get used to it. Overall, excellent knife and super usable for ranch work. this is my 4th Emerson and my favorite to date. Still witing for the Yangtzee Jack to become available. Another home run by Emerson...

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Jason T.
Stonewash - SF

So I got sick and tired of my brother in law stealing my knife every time I set it down. So I bought him his own. I carried mine on duty for years so I’m not giving mine up. I did buy a .45 thumb stud so mine stands out.

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Brian H.
Thunderstorm - TF
Great knife!!

Great knife so far! Had for a few weeks and no complaints.

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Thomas H.
Stonewash - SF
Emerson is legendary

I own a number of Emerson knives but the CQC-15 is special The blade, the sharpness, the balance, it’s piercing ability, it cutting ability all combine to make it nearly perfect as a EDC knife. I love mine!!

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Jon R.
Stonewash - SF
Cqc15

Great blade design

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Kyle L.
Thunderstorm
Excellence as usual

I’ve had an Emerson in my pocket since the late 90’s.. they work. The CQC15 is perfectly designed edc. The recurve is perfect, the tip is viscous and the handle is comfortable . Go buy one.

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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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