Natural Flint / Chert Flakes for Primitive Fire Making - 1/2 lb (5-8 pcs)

This 1/2 pound package of natural flint stone is great for your primitive fire making kit. Each package includes 5-7 pieces of Texas flint/chert that has been selected specifically for spark-making and rough knapped into a useful size flakes for use with a firesteel (not included). Great for practicing your bushcraft skills and traditional fire lighting techniques. Good size pieces that are easy to hold/grip while striking. The weight of the stones are roughly 1 -1.5 ounce each with a combined weight of 8 ounces. This is natural stone so please understand that there will be some variation from the photos but they are an accurate representation of what you should expect to receive in the box.

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Technical Specs:

• Weight (each stone):  aprox 1 - 1.5 oz.
• Stone Size: aprox. 1-1/4" - 1-1/2"
• Stone Source: Texas, USA
• Package Contents: 1/2lb (8oz) Flint/chert flakes (5-7 pcs)
• Part Number: CB-202085

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