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    Hello from Tacoma Washington

    I have both actually, and of course I prefer the rock, over the cap. I have the makings for a Southern Mountain Rifle I can't wait to get started on building. I just finished making a Revolutionary War Rifleman's knife which I will post a picture of as soon as I finish reading the forums posting...
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    Hello from Tacoma Washington

    I am a Retired Recon soldier (Recce) I believe you UK types call it, and I am very interested in learning minimalist/aboriginal skills. I am also into making historic reproductions of early American firearms, and shooting/reloading. I look forward to learning from you.
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    Root Cordage Question

    spruce root is strong and cedar is my favorite. Pine breaks way easier than cedar. I have made cordage out of cedar root that would make great bow drill string, I wouldn't use it straight out of the ground, I would strip it, split it, and then twist it into cordage. I would say that a 2 or more...
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    Flint and steel advice

    I always carry a small tin with a hole in the top of it for making my char cloth. I always have it with me and if I feel I am getting low I just make more. I like using cotton terrycloth towels for making char cloth because it catches the spark more readily than say, denim which sparks sometimes...
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