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America's Knife Company 100% MADE IN THE USA AMERICA’S KNIFE COMPANYTM 2016 CATALOG WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM “You have committed every crime under the sun. Where you have been the least resisted you have been the most SHEEPDOG brutal. Details found on Page 9 We will have no truce or parley with you, or the grisly gang who work your wicked will. You do your worst and we will do our best.” -Winston Churchill America. Land of the free and the home of the brave. America, the beacon of hope to all those oppressed. Amer- ica, the last refuge of hope to rid the world of evil. You can dislike her. You can criticize her. You can even hate her, but when the time comes, when you are truly in need you know that she will be there for you. She will be the first to fight, the first to spend her most precious resource on your behalf. That call shall come again. And we will be ready. Like we always have. We must be ready. We must gird our loins for the upcoming struggle that we may face. We must be prepared to once again fight the good fight. The enemy will do his worst. America will do her best. I will do my best to help her every way I can. God Bless America, Ernest Emerson “A man who stands by his convictions, never stands alone” -Ernest Emerson WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 “The process of evolution does not “When it comes to Tactical Folder Makers, TM none have moved the earth like Ernest Emerson” THE ETAK just apply to animals.” New! BULLDOGS TM Emerson Tactical Assault Knife -Ernest Emerson -Blade Magazine In terms of Tactical Assault Gear and Weaponry there is a long historical record, as old as man himself, of the continuous evolution of strategies, tactics, technology, and weaponry. Here is the latest edged weapon evolution of Tactical Combat Cutlery from Emerson Knives, the Emerson Tactical Assault Knife, E.T.A.K. This knife features the latest in tactical knife design from the father of the modern tactical knife. This knife has everything a Tactical Knife SPECS: should offer, advanced design, legendary “Emerson Overall Length: 7.6 in. Ergonomics,” combat proven materials, and the Blade Length: 3.1 in. rock solid reputation of Emerson Knives, known throughout the world as being “the best for the best.” SPECS: Overall Length: 9.0 in. Blade Length: 3.9 in. SPECS: Overall Length: 8.9 in. Blade Length: 3.7 in. This is the next generation of Emerson Assault Knives that brings a lifetime of experience and knowledge to your hands. The ETAK model will fit the needs of any- one who goes into harm’s way, as a knife that will per- form flawlessly as an emergency tool, a combat tacti- cal weapon, or a utility knife. In the words of Ernest Some knives just breathe an Emerson, “I brought all my experience and skills to life uncompromising personality on this design. And once you own one you will both feel it and hear it. Because it just screams to be used hard.” of strength, toughness, and a hard headed, stubborn attitude. So it is with the Emerson Bulldog. These rugged S.O.B.’s are all of those things with a razors edge. The funny thing is that this knife is the knife that almost wasn’t. There’s a story behind that. Ask me sometime and I’ll tell you. This knife was built solely on the decision of public demand. Anyway, I think it was the right decision to make it because after all, it was what you wanted. And I agree with that decision. Get one of these Bulldogs for yourself and I bet you’ll agree too. WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 COMMANDERSTM MINI COMMANDER Overall Length: 8.0 in. Blade Length: 3.4 in. TM Overall Length: 6.85 in. Blade Length: 2.60 in. COMMANDER Overall Length: 8.75 in. Blade Length: 3.75 in. TM Overall Length: 8.0 in. Blade Length: 3.5 in. SUPER COMMANDER Overall Length: 9.50 in. Blade Length: 4.0 in. TM Overall Length: 8.0 in. Blade Length: 3.5 in. The Commander. Sometimes a piece of gear has everything you need. It’s just right. The Emerson Commander is as near to perfection as you can get. The Commander is the first knife to feature the Emerson “Thank God I had one when I “wave shaped feature” and has since been known as needed it.” - S.C. -- US Army Ranger, Afghanistan the fastest deploying knife in the world. There are very few knives in the world that receive the attention that the Commander demands when an operator pulls one The Karambit Knife is simply a claw. Nature is the ultimate designer of efficiency. If a out of his pocket. Seemingly open when it comes out predator’s tools don’t work, the predator becomes prey. It’s really that simple. The Karambit of the pocket, the knife definitely commands respect. Commanders, both mini and full-sized, are in action blade is designed after the universal curve found on the claws of all apex predatory animals. in every theater of combat in the World. They are It is seen in the velociraptor’s claw, the claw of the tiger, and an eagle’s talon which are all recognized by soldiers around the globe as one of the essentially identical except for their size. The Emerson Karambit also follows that same curve. best Combat Folding Knives ever developed. WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 “...the CQC-7 literally defined what a “I’ve carried Emersons on every operation production tactical folder should be” CQC-7 Flipper TM since 1997, from the Balkans to the Sand Pit” CQC-7TM -Blade Magazine - D.L. King (Cobra) - Joint US/European Counter Terrorist Strike Force The Emerson CQC-7 knife is the most recognized and iconic tactical folding knife of all time. Sometimes a great design is “finished” just MINI CQC-7 as it comes off the drawing board. When I first designed and built with “wave shaped feature” the first CQC-7 I thought that knife was one of those “finished” Overall Length: 7.2 in. designs. I thought that it was done – that it couldn’t get any Blade Length: 2.9 in. better. And that’s the way the CQC-7 was for quite a few years. Then I developed the wave shaped opening feature. I wondered how it would work on the CQC-7 so I gave it a try and built a couple of prototypes. Needless to say that it worked well, but so much so that it made the original CQC-7 knife better, especially in the tactical world where immediate access and deployment (opening) of your knife can spell the difference between life and death. What I once thought was good, became even better. And thus the “waved” CQC-7 knife was born. This became the standard iteration for the CQC-7 and it became our best selling knife for almost two CQC-7 with and w/o decades. “wave shaped feature” So, today I am proud Overall Length: 8 in. to announce another Blade Length: 3.3 in. evolution in the life of the Emerson CQC-7, the Emerson CQC-7 Flipper. This may just be the ulti- mate evolution of the tactical folding knife. This knife is the epitome of the 21st century tac- SUPER CQC-7 tical folder. It now features S35VN with “wave shaped feature” steel, GTC stainless 440C bearings Overall Length: 9.15 in. and they are now equipped with the Blade Length: 3.78 in. flipper opening technology. Believe me, this is still an Emerson CQC-7 but it’s like comparing a 1960’s era F4 Phantom jet to The Emerson CQC-7 is the most influential knife of the last a F22 Raptor Stealth Fighter. There’s just no 20 years and will go down in history as the most influential going back. With the flipper opening system, Tactical Knife of all time. This is the tactical knife that set the the Emerson “wave” and the thumb disc this standards and changed the face of knifemaking forever. There knife could be called the first “triple play” tactical is no one who can challenge that. folding knife. And in a high stress tactical or emer- SPECS: Available in five variations, from large to small, you should never be without one whether you gency situation this knife gives you three options to Overall Length: 8.0 in. bring it into action. It is by far the slickest, fastest, and are taking your family to the movies or kicking down a door in Iraq. The CQC-7 has been places Blade Length: 3.3 in. not found on any road map - places known only to the select few who have known the heat, hardest knife you will ever own. I guarantee it. sweat, and chaos of conflict. It is there now and it will be there again whenever called to action. Simply called “The Seven” by most operators. WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 WWW.EMERSONKNIVES.COM 310-539-5633 SHEEPDOGTM CQC-7VTM This model is the first Emerson flipper which also features the new bearing The CQC-7V is a double system. Lt. Colonel David Grossman is an icon in the Military and Tactical V-ground version of world.
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