Watch “Is a ferro rod a ferro rod – or are they different.” on YouTube
I was reading an article on Ferocium rods. Peaked my interest so pulled out all I had and took a closer look at them. Then went and tested them in the south 40vat the cottage. Interesting results. The strikers well kinda dissapointing some good some not so much. Check it out, there are quick links in the description below the video.
Remember Knowledge is a survival skill. And starting a fire is a survival necessity.
Stay safe
The novice survivalist
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