CQC-T Emerson vs CQC-T By Fehrman

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CQC-T Emerson vs CQC-T By Fehrman

Aside from the obvious name similarities, what is the difference between these? Anyone? Also I noticed there is a slight difference between the ATC CQC-T and the Fehrman that you are linked to from their website.

How about experience using both?

http://www.fehrmanknives.com/tomahawks.htm

http://www.americantomahawk.com/products/cqc-t.htm

http://www.emersonknives.com/miva/me...Code=Tomahawks

 

[Haze]

The ones on the Fehrman knives link are all made by American Tomahawk, that is perhaps a bit missleading of them not to directly say so.

The CQC-T is a beast but it is a fighting tool, if you want one for bushcraft you could do alot better at a lower price.
If you do want it for zombies or a collection then its a great buy. I'm no expert but they are defo one of the coolest T-hawks I'v seen.

The only real difference is the earlier Emerson CQC-Ts had the finger grips at
either end of the handle, the newer ones only have them at the bottom of the handle.

 

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Thanks! I wondered who was making them.

 

[Irezumi]

Isnt the steel different? The original had Machined 4140 Alloy and Fehrman lists them as S7. They are different steels right? To be honest though I dont know what 4140 alloy is but S7 is pretty common know as seen in Scrappys and the Lmax.

 

[TLA]

4140 is a saw blade steel. Blind Horse Knives uses it on thier Bushcrafter knife.

Tony

 

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I will let you know how the s7 holds up!