Goy my 1st Emerson...

ianq · Jun 25, 2006

Well, I've been wanting one for a while and it so happened that I lost my old daily carry knife so I decided it was a good time to get one.

I ordered a CQC7B BTS and it arrived yesterday. NICE!!! Much better than I was even expecting (and I was expecting a lot.) Very sharp and well made.

Now I am already looking at the CQC10 and a CQC7A... I think I am in trouble now...

echoscout · Jun 25, 2006

Welcome to the sickness. The seven is a good knife.

GBeninati · Jun 25, 2006

hey!! is your cqc7 waved or not waved??? congrats

SSCamaro99_3 · Jun 26, 2006

Congrats. I only needed one, but for some reason have three......strange.

ohmyheckinslc · Jun 26, 2006

I've been carrying my Cqc7a a lot lately. Plain, Satin, with OD g10... I highly recommend it, though I don't love the pseudo V-grind. I kind of think that the 7b with it's true chisel grind will cut better.

razorsdescent · Jun 26, 2006

Get a karambit.

ianq · Jun 26, 2006

GBeninati said:
hey!! is your cqc7 waved or not waved??? congrats

It's waved.

I am looking at the Specwar and the CQc-10 a lot.....

Nukemkb · Jun 26, 2006

it would not be complete without a waved Commander :thumbup:

congrats on your CQC 7 too!!

GBeninati · Jun 26, 2006

go for the ten

rob5 · Jul 10, 2006

I am looking to purchase my first Emerson as well and was curious as to people's opinions on the CQC-7B-BT, vs. the CQC-7B-BTS. Is the seration on the blade simply a matter of personal preference, or is one design considered to be more useful than the other?

SIFU1A · Jul 11, 2006

i would get the non serrated blade myself, thats the only diff by the way, the serrations.

why? most folks dont like serrations and the knife will be easier to sell if ya wanna, the serrations are more difficult to sharpen than the CG, and the serrations cut no better than the CG, so unless ya cut a lot of rope i'd get the non serrated version. might would get it even if i cut a lot of rope lol.