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Auto Emerson?
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Protech makes a version of the CQC7
http://www.protechknives.com/knives/switchblades/emerson-cqc7.asp
http://www.protechknives.com/knives/switchblades/emerson-cqc7.asp
I knew about that one but I was mainly talking about like something that his company actually produces. I'd guess probably not just cause they have the wave feature and all but I was just curious and thought maybe there would be one. I imagine if there are any they'd be pretty scarce and hard to find maybe even rare/valuable? No idea just speculating
Protech makes a CQC-7A and CQC-7B automatic.
Gerber made the Emerson Alliance which was an auto version of the Specwar.
Kershaw made an automatic version of the Commander.
Benchmade too made a CQC-7 type auto for Emerson.
That's all I can think of for the moment.
Gerber made the Emerson Alliance which was an auto version of the Specwar.
Kershaw made an automatic version of the Commander.
Benchmade too made a CQC-7 type auto for Emerson.
That's all I can think of for the moment.
There has been no Emerson Auto ever made that was directly from Emerson(the wave is faster anyway)
However back in the day there was an Auto prototype that Emerson was working on but never finished cause of the success of his other models. Namely the 7 when it was being made by Benchmade in the early days. He became too busy with other customs and filling orders for certain military end users and such.
Heres a pic of said auto protype, very similar to a 7.
"Special Pre-CQC-7 automatic rough prototype under development for the US Navy at the time of the CQC-7 development. Stopped in development by the surge of the CQC-7. Handmade but unfinished by Ernest Emerson. "
However back in the day there was an Auto prototype that Emerson was working on but never finished cause of the success of his other models. Namely the 7 when it was being made by Benchmade in the early days. He became too busy with other customs and filling orders for certain military end users and such.
Heres a pic of said auto protype, very similar to a 7.
"Special Pre-CQC-7 automatic rough prototype under development for the US Navy at the time of the CQC-7 development. Stopped in development by the surge of the CQC-7. Handmade but unfinished by Ernest Emerson. "