UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD
UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD
UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD
UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD
UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD
UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD
UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD

UCO- SURVIVAL FIRE STRIKER - FERRO ROD

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Sparks fly when the UCO Survival Fire Striker is used with its stainless steel striker. This fire starter has many uses and can ignite tinder or be used to light a campfire, gas stove or gas barbeque. The robust Ferrocerium rod is capable of 3,000 strikes (at 5400 degrees F) in all conditions (at all altitudes and in cold weather).

It also comes with a stainless steel striker which also is a multifunctional survival tool with 8 functions. Functions include screwdriver, bottle opener, 4 hex sizes and striker. The bright sparks from the Fire Striker can also be used as an emergency signal. Finally it's all held together with a Paracord lanyard connected to both pieces.

Features

  • 3,000+ Strike Ferrocerium Rod
  • Includes 8 Function Multi-tool Striker
  • Includes Paracord Lanyard

Ferro Rod Specifications

  • Weight: 1 oz. (29g)
  • Dimensions: Length 3 in.
  • Lifetime: 3,000 strikes   
  • Packaging: Peggable Card
  • Part #: MT-FS-SVKIT

WARNING: Keep out of reach of children. For outdoor use by adults only.

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eric kind
Fire proof

I had this in a shed in my backyard that caught on fire and when I was clearing the debris I found this in melted plastic and it still works. Great product.

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Brian Oppenheimer
Small and light; good for EDC

I got this to replace the mag striker I was using for EDC and it does the job nicely. Very small and light so easy to put in your pocket and forget about which is what all EDC should be. I used the spine of my APO to strike some sparks and got a nice shower that should work nicely to get a fire started. The advantage is also the drawback, it is pretty small so won't last long when you start leaning on it to make fire but for emergencies it'll get the job done.