Videos tagged with Emerson Knives

This video reviews ten top Everyday Carry (EDC) knives for 2021, highlighting their features, materials, and intended uses. The presenter emphasizes the utility of carrying a knife daily for various tasks, from opening packages to self-defense against wild animals and burglars. Key factors for selection include versatility, durability, and price, with specific models praised for their blade steel, handle ergonomics, locking mechanisms, and deployment systems.

The SIG Sauer Legion Series P229 in 9mm is presented as an evolution of military and police handguns, incorporating features requested by elite operators. Key enhancements include improved ergonomics with an X5 cut and G10 grips, a Grayguns trigger for a superior double-action pull, a new manufacturing process for an 'action job' feel, and a durable PVD finish. The controls and beaver tail have been refined for a lower profile, enhancing handling and purchase.

This video provides a brief history of the Wave system used on Emerson knives, specifically referencing its presence on the Emerson Commander model. The creator mentions carrying an Emerson Commander with the Wave feature as their everyday carry (EDC) knife and having the opportunity to see an original at the NRA Show in 2012. The video also includes a call to action to support the creator on Patreon and promotes another video about a BCM Mk12 rifle.

This video features Ernest Emerson discussing various Emerson Knives models and his design philosophy at SHOT Show 2012. Key topics include the CQC-8's military origins, the Commander series with its 'Wave' feature, the practical benefits of chisel grinds for field maintenance, and the combat applications of models like the Persian. Emerson emphasizes toughness and field serviceability over extreme edge retention in his steel choices.

This video provides a preliminary look at the Emerson Super Commander, a large tactical folding knife. The reviewer highlights its impressive deployment, solid construction with G10 scales on titanium liners, and excellent balance. Key features mentioned include a 4" 154CM BTS coated blade, good clip, and secure lockup. Potential drawbacks are the high price point ($220-$265), heavier 6.6 oz carry weight, and Emerson's characteristic chisel grind. While not sold on the blade shape or combo edge, the reviewer acknowledges its potential for good slashing and edge retention. The review is hosted by Skaggs Police Supply.