Yeah, as the OP stated, the quality has dropped. Semper Fi.
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Source for quality flints ?
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I've used both English and French flints from Stonewall Creek Outfitters , for near 20 years with complete satisfaction. I used to say , French flints were softer than English , but don't support that now. This company has served me well.
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stonewall creek outfitters is where i buy all my flint. they are always good,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Pete G
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I’ve never gotten a bad flint from TOW.
My last 2 dz. English flints from TotW were bad enough i won't order anymore of them from them !
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