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I have been buying my flints from TOW.You get your share of Skinny thin ones and Humpbacks from them though.Where is the best place to buy Black English Flints?
 
Halftail said:
I have been buying my flints from TOW.You get your share of Skinny thin ones and Humpbacks from them though.Where is the best place to buy Black English Flints?
Check with Cains Outdoors: [url] www.cainsoutdoor.com[/url]

Toll free# is on their web site...CALL...and talk to (owner) Ed, or (son) Scott...reference a big flint buy they made last year and that you were referred to them...best price is bulk 50 or 100
 
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I just got an order from TOW the price had not gone up. The fellow at TOW did say the new owner of Fuller is going to up the price. :confused:

The quality of the new Fuller flints is getting worse. :cursing: I also understand that they Fuller is only shipping about 10% of what they did before. Too bad looks like another fine old product is going away. :(
 
change is a part of life.. :bow:
If this "new owner" messes up by charging more and lowering quality.
Someone else will step in and take his place..
Maybe Chinese "knapers" :hmm:
better stock up on some raw flintstones :rotf: .
I forgot what they call the big fint pieces :redface:
 
Have you tried the white Missouri flints from Rich Pierce? They work great!
 
I get my BEF from dixie by the dozen,"cost 17$$ I believe" Most are very good, but of coarse I always get a couple big ol hump backs and tiny slivers.

Those missourie flints are good aswell, cant beat the price.

Rob
 

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