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Fire Starting Striker
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Product Description
These fire starting strikers are hand forged from 1095 carbon steel and professionally heat treated to a Rockwell hardness of 51 which tempers them to throw showers of sparks for fast easy fire starting. Fits into a small tin. Available in four different styles. The "U", "C", "D" and the "Lewis & Clark" style. Made in the USA by October Country, a manufacturer of muzzleloading supplies.
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Works well.
Posted by Jon Raymond on 16th Jan 2020
I got the Lewis and Clark shape since I like the style of it. It's not as easy to hold as the simple C shape, but it's not a problem. It seemed to throw sparks nicely from my flint.
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Perfect
Posted by Chris on 3rd Oct 2017
Love it, have large hands and it fits over my knuckles perfectly, keeps me from getting cut up on the flint.