Kershaw Emerson CQC-4K Frame Lock Knife Brown

So as always guys thanks for watching um, I definitely recommend this knife. I think we're floating in the $ 30 mark or so, and I think you get a lot ...

This is a Kershaw model. Number 605 for brn blk, it was designed by Ernest Emerson, is precision built by Kershaw knives, the CQC 4k. It's a mid-sized...

Kershaw emerson has made this great coyote brown pocket knife. This is the great um brown and black mixture. It's model six 6054brnblk and there you w...

**Edit - upgraded from 2 to 3 stars, honestly it's ok. I've forced myself to carry it for a few days now. I have a gas station knife I found in a uhaul that's comparable but it's a good gas station knife. With the tinkering I've done to it it's probably near justifying its price but it's simply just...

This knife only has the g10 brown handle on one side of the knife. In all the photos I looked at even on the manufacturer site this was not shown or mentioned that I saw.

The pocket clip had a skull on it for some reason. Had I know I wouldn't have ordered this knife. The clip is repositional to ei...

Good knife for the price. Emerson opener and blade design are great. Opener mechanism is smooth, and the cutting surface was easy to finish with a fine stone. Extremely disappointing that the clip does not go to the left side, even though it is drilled out, the holes are oversize and not threaded fo...

Nice knife. I bought it after testing an original Emerson. That knife opened like butter but costs 10 times more. this one, The clip is way too tight so it requires a lot more effort to retrieve it and this may also be why it just does not open as easy as the fancy Emersons. I will try loosening the...

Screws must have some type of locktite in them. Stripped the screws trying to change the knife to the left side pocket carry. Would not recommend for a lefty or someone who wants the knife on the opposite side of the gun/carry side.

Good blade. Is a Kershaw after all. Doesn’t perform wave opening function easily like my Spiderco. Snags on pocket and fails to open 1/3 attempts.

This is my 3rd Kershaw folding knife. My other two are a Leek, and a Zing (both of those are "Speedsafe" assisted opening knives). Of the three, this is my favorite in terms of overall shape, feel in the hand when open, and blade itself. The blade itself is really nice and thick along the spine (as ...