Any flintknappers or flintlock shooters need flint?

[Birddog1911]

Took the dogs out this morning, and found a pretty good amount. None of its terribly big, but I've got plenty around here. Figured maybe someone might have a use for it.

[BlasterBob]

Thanks for the kind offer. At one time I sure could have used some different flints. Now, I don't have need for any as I got rid of my T/C Flintlock .50 muzzle loader just a few years ago. Maybe I just had some crappy flints but I never did get that flint lock to work properly and consistently.
Didn't I "almost" get a can of B.P. from you a few years ago?

[Troublco]

When I get back off deployment I'm coming up to Denver to get some of my stuff that the MIL stored for us when the wife moved during my last deployment; I may see if I can get some from ya.

[palepainter]

I was just out shooting today, I have been using English flints, but would enjoy trying some local stuff.

[BlasterBob]

Many years ago, someone informed me that the very best flints usually come from Scotland. Don't know how true that is.

[Great-Kazoo]

Many years ago, someone informed me that the very best flints usually come from Scotland. Don't know how true that is.

You're confusing flints with Skin Flints. 2 different things. One starts a fire the other is too cheap to buy a hose for putting it out.

[Birddog1911]

I wouldn't have the first clue as far as the quality of this flint; I just have a big handful, and can easily find more in the back pasture.

[BlasterBob]

You're confusing flints with Skin Flints. 2 different things. One starts a fire the other is too cheap to buy a hose for putting it out.

Not too cheap, just figures why buy a hose when he is already equipped with at least a short "HOSE" of his own......