Templar Knife Paladin Lock Folder - Micarta Handle, Drop Point Blade (Model PFMBN321)Templar Knife$94.99
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Templar Knife
The Templar Knife Paladin is a straightforward folding knife built for hunters, outdoorspeople, and anyone who needs a reliable cutting tool they can trust. With a 3.27" drop point blade in D2 steel and a green micarta handle, the Paladin delivers proven ergonomics and durability in a compact folder that rides comfortably in a pocket or pack. The drop point blade profile is a field-proven design—excellent for skinning game, processing camp tasks, and everyday cutting without the aggression of a tanto or the fragility of a delicate point.
D2 steel is a working person's blade material. It holds an edge well, sharpens easily, and resists corrosion better than plain carbon steel—a practical choice for backcountry work where you might not baby your gear. Micarta handles are prized by serious users because they grip reliably even when wet or gloved, and they age beautifully with use. The green micarta here strikes the balance between tactical aesthetics and genuine functionality. At 4.40" in handle length, the Paladin fits most hands without bulk; closed, it's pocket-sized and won't catch on gear or clothing.
The locking mechanism secures the blade open during use, so you're not fighting the folder while processing firewood, butchering game, or making camp repairs. If you've carried a folder long enough to know what you actually need—not marketing hype, but real utility—the Paladin's understated design and solid steel-and-handle combination will feel immediately familiar. No frills, no gimmicks. Just a knife designed to work.
| Blade Length | 3.27" |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Blade Material | D2 Steel |
| Handle Length | 4.40" |
| Handle Material | Green Micarta |
| Blade Finish | Black Powder Coated |
| Model Number | PFMGN321 |
A drop point blade curves downward from spine to tip, concentrating control in the blade's belly—ideal for hunting tasks like field dressing game, precision camp work, and detailed cutting. The design sacrifices pure piercing power but excels at the repetitive, controlled cuts hunters actually make in the field.
D2 holds an edge well and sharpens easily, making it practical for backcountry use where you might not have professional sharpening tools handy. It resists corrosion better than plain carbon steel, though it's not stainless—a fair trade-off for better edge performance and durability in real conditions.
Micarta is a composite material that grips securely whether your hands are wet, sweaty, or gloved—essential when you're actually using the knife rather than showing it off. It's also extremely durable, ages gracefully with use, and doesn't become slippery as it wears the way some synthetics do.
Yes. The drop point blade, D2 steel, and secure handle make the Paladin a practical choice for field dressing game and camp processing. Its compact size means it travels easily in a pack or pocket without catching on brush or gear.
Templar Knife
The Templar Knife Paladin is a straightforward folding knife built for hunters, outdoorspeople, and anyone who needs a reliable cutting tool they can trust. With a 3.27" drop point blade in D2 steel and a green micarta handle, the Paladin delivers proven ergonomics and durability in a compact folder that rides comfortably in a pocket or pack. The drop point blade profile is a field-proven design—excellent for skinning game, processing camp tasks, and everyday cutting without the aggression of a tanto or the fragility of a delicate point.
D2 steel is a working person's blade material. It holds an edge well, sharpens easily, and resists corrosion better than plain carbon steel—a practical choice for backcountry work where you might not baby your gear. Micarta handles are prized by serious users because they grip reliably even when wet or gloved, and they age beautifully with use. The green micarta here strikes the balance between tactical aesthetics and genuine functionality. At 4.40" in handle length, the Paladin fits most hands without bulk; closed, it's pocket-sized and won't catch on gear or clothing.
The locking mechanism secures the blade open during use, so you're not fighting the folder while processing firewood, butchering game, or making camp repairs. If you've carried a folder long enough to know what you actually need—not marketing hype, but real utility—the Paladin's understated design and solid steel-and-handle combination will feel immediately familiar. No frills, no gimmicks. Just a knife designed to work.
| Blade Length | 3.27" |
| Blade Shape | Drop Point |
| Blade Material | D2 Steel |
| Handle Length | 4.40" |
| Handle Material | Green Micarta |
| Blade Finish | Black Powder Coated |
| Model Number | PFMGN321 |
A drop point blade curves downward from spine to tip, concentrating control in the blade's belly—ideal for hunting tasks like field dressing game, precision camp work, and detailed cutting. The design sacrifices pure piercing power but excels at the repetitive, controlled cuts hunters actually make in the field.
D2 holds an edge well and sharpens easily, making it practical for backcountry use where you might not have professional sharpening tools handy. It resists corrosion better than plain carbon steel, though it's not stainless—a fair trade-off for better edge performance and durability in real conditions.
Micarta is a composite material that grips securely whether your hands are wet, sweaty, or gloved—essential when you're actually using the knife rather than showing it off. It's also extremely durable, ages gracefully with use, and doesn't become slippery as it wears the way some synthetics do.
Yes. The drop point blade, D2 steel, and secure handle make the Paladin a practical choice for field dressing game and camp processing. Its compact size means it travels easily in a pack or pocket without catching on brush or gear.