Kershaw Emerson CQC-4K Framelock Tan G10 Folding Knife

The Kershaw Emerson CQC-4K Framelock is a collaboration between Kershaw and legendary tactical knife designer Ernest Emerson, built around a 3.25 inch 8Cr14MoV stainless steel drop point blade with a black finish, set in a textured tan G-10 front handle with a black 410 stainless back handle. With a 4.25 inch closed length and weighing just 0.30 lbs, it delivers a full-size tactical carry in a slim and pocketable package. The framelock mechanism provides strong and reliable blade retention.

The CQC-4K features Emerson's signature Wave feature, which allows the knife to be deployed automatically as it is drawn from the pocket, enabling one of the fastest deployment methods available on a folding knife. Additional carry features include a thumb stud, lanyard hole, and pocket clip. A serious tactical EDC alongside other Kershaw knives.

Key Features: 3.25 inch 8Cr14MoV black finish drop point blade, textured tan G-10 front handle, black 410 stainless back handle, framelock mechanism, Emerson Wave feature, thumb stud, lanyard hole, pocket clip, and 4.25 inch closed length.

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the Kershaw Emerson CQC-4K blade made from? The CQC-4K features an 8Cr14MoV stainless steel blade with a black finish, offering solid corrosion resistance and edge retention for everyday tactical carry.

What is the Emerson Wave feature? The Wave feature is a hook on the spine of the blade that catches the pocket as the knife is drawn, automatically opening the blade in one smooth motion for extremely fast deployment.

What lock type does the Kershaw Emerson CQC-4K use? It uses a framelock mechanism, where part of the handle frame locks behind the blade to provide strong and reliable retention during use.

What is the closed length of the Kershaw Emerson CQC-4K? The CQC-4K has a closed length of 4.25 inches with a 3.25 inch blade.