I imagine this subject has been hashed to death.
What/who is the best source high grade flints available in the U.S.?
What/who is the best source high grade flints available in the U.S.?
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I haven't purchased flints for longer than my memory. which don't mean nothing cause i can't remember supper.
October Country, Track of the wolf, Muzzleloaderbuilders supply, Dixie gun works and probably 50 more all sell good English, French flints.
buy a node of Georgetown off ebay and learn to make your own. satisfying and after a couple years the cost will even out. If you don't cut a major artery.
October Country, Track of the wolf, Muzzleloaderbuilders supply, Dixie gun works and probably 50 more all sell good English, French flints.
buy a node of Georgetown off ebay and learn to make your own. satisfying and after a couple years the cost will even out. If you don't cut a major artery.
The one thing I like about Track of the Wolf is you can request "flat flints without humps" and that's what you'll get.
stonewall creek outfitters, those and Kibler, in my opinion are the only people to by flint from.
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Have been really pleased with Stonewall Creek flints.with several purchases always happy with what I got
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I've recently bought some French Amber flints from Heritage Products. So far, I've got 64 shots out of the first one and it is still going strong.
