We need a fully serrated Emerson

Though I love the commander, I think a full serrated roadhouse would be sick; leaving the short cutting tip plain.
 
Full serrated-DREAM!
for every model. I tried to find a master for cutting on CQC-7, but no one was able to pick up an authentic profile .. :(
 
Let's get the word out. Nothing like serrations done right to rip through your troubles.
 
My Spyderco Resue Jr. was my first Spyderco, it is still with me. After many many years. The 3' or 4 others were sold off because there wre not used. Several that where still NIB helped finance my Emerson.
 
Man, I've been thinking about a fully serrated Emerson a lot lately.

Emerson makes some of the best serrations around.
 
Hmmmm not a bad idea considering the only fully serrated I can think of right now that Ernie made is the Rhino. Those are impossible to find and with a $5k price tag!
 
EmersonREP said:
Hmmmm not a bad idea considering the only fully serrated I can think of right now that Ernie made is the Rhino. Those are impossible to find and with a $5k price tag!
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I just Googled that knife, very unique design, lots of photo at Google Images. What was the idea, or intended useage?
 
I believe the M Wave had a darn near fully serrated blade? Could be mixing up my models.
 
You're right it's just that those were kind of an option on the knife where as the Rhino was designed for them. You know you guys can send your knives in to add more serrations right? I'd call first depending on the model to see if they can do it. For the most part on a linear blade design they can.
 
ER, mind sharing what the charges are for adding serrations? That is an awesome option to know about.
 
EmersonREP said:
You're right it's just that those were kind of an option on the knife where as the Rhino was designed for them. You know you guys can send your knives in to add more serrations right? I'd call first depending on the model to see if they can do it. For the most part on a linear blade design they can.
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Think a fully serrated Commander would be very functional. I also wonder why the S.A.R.K. (Rescue Knife was not designed serrated a) as personally I have found thing like nylon belt, and Roap cut the easiest with my knife with a Serrated blade.
 
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I'm so sorry for the misinformation. You can only add serrations to a knife that's doesn't have any, not extra serrations. Sorry guys. I will pass on the interest however for a fully serrated knife.
 
EmersonREP said:
I'm so sorry for the misinformation. You can only add serrations to a knife that's doesn't have any, not extra serrations. Sorry guys. I will pass on the interest however for a fully serrated knife.
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It was asked, and I too am curious what the up charge on a new order, or retro serrations on a owned knife would be?
 
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