Traditions Hand Knapped Flints

A flintlock is only as sure as its spark. The hunter who knows that checks the flint first.

Some shooters hope the pan lights, and some leave nothing to hope.

The Moment Of Truth: The buck steps out at forty yards. You ease the cock back, settle the sights, and squeeze. The edge meets the frizzen and the spark is there.

Knapped By Hand: Each flint is shaped by hand for consistent edge quality. A clean edge throws a dependable spark, shot after shot.

Stone That Lasts: Natural stone stands up to repeated striking. The spark output stays steady through a long day at the range.

Right Size: The 5/8 inch size is made for common flintlock applications. You set it in the jaws and get back to shooting.

The Traditional Way: Real stone, knapped by hand. It tells anyone at the range that you shoot a flintlock the way it was meant to be shot.

Carry a flint you trust, or carry doubt into the woods.