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Kershaw CQC-6K D2 Folding knife

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A robust and reliable folding knife intended for daily EDC use, engineered by renowned knifemaker and martial arts expert Ernest R. Emerson. Emerson’s blade designs have been chosen by Navy SEALs and utilized by NASA astronauts during missions in space.

Featuring a modified clip point profile, the blade is constructed from premium D2 tool steel, expertly shaped with a partial flat grind and finished with a stonewash technique, which effectively conceals signs of everyday wear. The blade spine is equipped with jimping for enhanced thumb traction and control during operation.

Blade deployment is achieved via a thumb disc situated on the spine, enabling rapid and intuitive opening, even as the knife is withdrawn from a pocket. This mechanism facilitates immediate readiness for action. When extended, the blade is secured by a frame lock, recognized for outstanding durability and dependable locking strength.

The ergonomically shaped handle incorporates one side made from G10 glass-epoxy laminate with an anti-slip surface, while the opposite side utilizes 410 stainless steel, offering both a firm grip and increased resilience for the handle and locking system.

A flexible stainless steel pocket clip provides convenient everyday carry by enabling the knife to be easily fastened to a belt or pocket edge. The clip is reversible, allowing mounting on either the right or left handle scale.

Technical data
Blade length: 83 mm
Blade thickness: 2.92 mm
Steel: D2 tool
Handle: G10, stainless steel
Lock: frame lock
Overall length: 197 mm
Weight: 146 g
Manufacturer: Kershaw, USA

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Kershaw is an American knife brand founded in 1974 by Pete Kershaw in Oregon, which from the beginning focused on top quality and practical solutions for hunters, anglers, and everyday users. In 1977, the company was acquired by Japan's Kai Group, which allowed it to combine American innovation with Japanese craftsmanship. In 1998, Kershaw revolutionized the market by introducing the SpeedSafe assisted opening mechanism, and in the following years it won prestigious Blade Show awards for models such as the Tyrade with Composite Blade technology combining two different grades of steel. The brand is also known for its cooperation with outstanding knifemakers, including Ken Onion, Ernest Emerson, and Rick Hinderer, which resulted in iconic models such as the Leek and Cryo.

More Information
Type Folder
Style Survival-outdoor
Blade length 83 mm
Blade thickness 2,92 mm
Blade profile Clip-Point
Blade edge Plain
Blunt resistance Very good
Corrosion resistance Medium
Lock type Frame Lock
Overall length 197 mm
Lanyard/cord attachment Hole
Blade material D2
Opening method Thumb disc
Handle G10 laminate
Clip for carrying Yes
Holster included No
Weight 146 g
EAN 087171056166
Manufacturer code 6034D2
Brand Kershaw

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Number of reviews: 5

  1. M... Review confirmed by purchase
    100%

    Strong, reliable knife. My piece doesn't cut perfectly. I'm satisfied with the purchase. I recommend it to those who like Ernest Emerson's design.

  2. A...
    100%

    A knife that requires a bit of practice to operate. After a bit of lubrication, opening with the thumb or middle finger is pure pleasure. Pocket opening - awesome. Sharp, solid knife.

  3. G...
    100%

    Good purchase. The pocket opening is impressive. Sharp and perfectly centered.

  4. A...
    100%

    A taste of Emerson at an affordable price. Comfortable for EDC, quick opening.

  5. G...
    100%

    Fits well in the hand, sharp and has an interestingly finished blade. Opening "from the pocket" is smooth, but opening the knife with the thumb is resistant. A bit of lubrication and light adjustment will solve the problem. I give it 5 and recommend.

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