Templar Knife LZMOB321 Premium 3.55" OTF Drop Point D2 Steel Blade with 5.25" Mossy Oak Bottomland Handle

The Templar Knife LZMOB321 is a premium out-of-the-front (OTF) knife built for hunters, outdoor workers, and knife enthusiasts who demand a reliable blade that deploys fast and cuts hard. This OTF drop point knife pairs a 3.55" D2 steel blade with a 5.25" handle finished in Mossy Oak Bottomland camo, giving you a compact tool that works as hard in the field as it looks. At 8.75" overall length, it's short enough to pack easily but substantial enough to handle real work.

The drop point blade geometry is a proven design for outdoor tasks—slicing, field dressing, camp chores, or general utility cutting. D2 steel holds an edge well and resists corrosion better than basic carbon steel, though it does require occasional maintenance. The black oxide stonewashed finish gives the blade a tactical, worn-in appearance while reducing glare. Inside, a weighted aluminum-zinc alloy CNC'd chassis provides the heft and precision that separates a quality OTF from a cheap knockoff. At 8.6 oz, it carries real substance without being a brick in your pocket.

The Mossy Oak Bottomland handle scales blend into tree stands, blinds, and brush without standing out, and the camo pattern is durable enough for daily carry and field use. This is the kind of knife that works whether you're a bowhunter sitting in a stand, a rifle hunter processing game, or someone who just needs a fast-deploying blade for camp tasks and backcountry work.

Key Features

• Out-of-the-front (OTF) deployment for fast, single-handed blade access
• Drop point blade geometry suited to hunting, cutting, and field tasks
• D2 steel blade with black oxide stonewashed finish
• Weighted aluminum-zinc alloy CNC'd chassis for durability and precision
• Mossy Oak Bottomland camo finish on handle
• Compact 8.75" overall length; 8.6 oz

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this OTF knife good for hunting?

Yes. The drop point blade and compact size make it practical for field dressing, camp tasks, and general hunting use. The Mossy Oak Bottomland finish on the handle is designed for hunting environments. D2 steel holds an edge well for cutting tasks, though it does require maintenance to prevent corrosion.

What's the difference between D2 steel and stainless steel?

D2 is a tool steel that holds a sharper edge and resists corrosion better than basic carbon steel, but it requires more maintenance than stainless. You'll need to keep it clean and dry to prevent rust. The trade-off is a blade that cuts cleaner and stays sharp longer with less maintenance than stainless.

How heavy is this knife for carry?

At 8.6 oz, it's substantial without being heavy. The weighted aluminum-zinc alloy interior gives it good heft for a knife this size, which many users prefer for the feel and performance, though it's still pack-friendly for hunting and outdoor use.