LAST DAY!! Beginning January 21st the US Postal Service is raising their rates once again. Over the past year I’ve had numerous incremental increases in raw materials increase in price due to inflation as well as supply chain changes. I’ve resisted raising prices as much as possible, however, with the shipping rates increasing yet again I have no choice. For the next few days, I’m going to run a sale with a 17.76% discount off the current low prices before the new shipping rates kick in. Visit the 1776 Survival & Preparedness Store to see all the products offered.
Here is the deal:
Coupon Code: “1776”
Discount: 17.76%
Discount code will work on all orders.
Free Shipping on all orders within the United States.
Appreciate the support!!
Take care all –
Rourke
Off-Grid® Compact Fire Starting Kit
FREE SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS
This portable fire starting kit comes in a compact rugged metal box. Perfect for a bugout bag, survival kit, thrown in a vehicle - or kept handy for getting the firepit going.
INGREDIENTS INCLUDE:
Waterproof Matches(16)
Char Cloth
Ferrocerium Rod
Carbon Steel Striker
Cotton Balls Infused w/Petroleum Jelly
Butane Lighter
- The included waterproof matches can be completely submerged and will still ignite with no problem. Simply shake or blow the water off and then strike on the included striker piece. These matches burn at over 1,200 degrees.
- Char Cloth is a natural material made specifically to be easy to ignite even with a very small spark. This makes it an ideal fire starting material.
- The included butane lighter will strike a flame over 1,000 times. If you haven't made a fire by then, give up.
- The ferrocerium rod and included striker can throw thousands of sparks over and over again with each scrape. These sparks burn upwards of 3,000 degrees providing an excellent method to start a fire.
- Petroleum jelly cotton balls are one of the absolute best fire starters around. They light easy and burn time is measured in minutes.
Multiple methods of fire starting.
Free Shipping.
Could it get any better? Well, I'm working on it.