Templar Knife Fallen OTF Dagger

Fallen OTF Dagger

The Templar Knife Fallen is an OTF (out-the-front) knife: the blade sits inside the handle and slides straight out of the tip when you push the thumb slider, so you can open it one-handed without folding anything. It carries a double-edged dagger blade in 440C steel with serrations on both edges, and the pommel ends in a pointed glass breaker. The black handle has a distressed white skull graphic, making it a natural pick for collectors and everyday carriers who want a dagger-profile OTF with a darker look.

Features

• Out-The-Front Deployment — The blade extends and retracts in a straight line from the tip of the handle, operated by a slider on the spine.
• Serrated Thumb Slider — Grooves cut into the slider give your thumb purchase when opening and closing the knife.
• Double-Edged Dagger Blade — Both edges are sharpened and meet at a centered point, the classic dagger profile.
• Partial Serrations On Both Edges — A row of teeth near the base of each edge handles rope, cord and fibrous material, while the forward plain edge does clean slicing.
• 440C Steel — The blade is stamped 440C, a high-carbon stainless steel known for holding an edge well and resisting rust.
• Two-Tone Blade Finish — A black blade face contrasts with satin-finished edge bevels.
• Skeletonized Blade Window — Four cutouts run down the center of the blade, reducing weight and adding a distinctive look.
• Pommel Glass Breaker — A pointed tip at the rear of the handle can be used to break glass in an emergency.
• Skull Graphic Handle — The black handle carries a cracked, weathered white skull design on the face, secured with visible screws.

Blade And Handle Build

The blade is marked PF-1873 along with the 440C steel stamp and Templar's shield logo. The handle is a squared, contoured black body with ridged sides for grip and screw-together construction. OTF knives are restricted in some states and cities, so check the laws where you live and carry before you buy.