Only 1 striker

[davisd9]

I think Mr. Harold`s strikers may well achieve legendary status. By the way, that remark`s in no way intended to denigrate any of the other great striker craftsmen. Just a statement of opinion.

To me they are the best.  There are other good strikers out there but Mr. Harold was the top of the mountain for me.

[NeverRoosting]

without a doubt corder green camo dymondwood

[va longbeard]

without a doubt corder green camo dymondwood

That is a great striker!

[bobk]

I could not pick a single best striker as there are many excellent ones. I recently picked up a JLH heavy hickory and sucupira which are both as good as they come..

[rbreedi1]

Clay Townsend Snakewood/Blue Mahoe top

[BTH]

Hmmmm,

Toss up between a Lyman Hickory or a Black Locust 2 pc I made.

[Turkeytider]

I think Mr. Harold`s strikers may well achieve legendary status. By the way, that remark`s in no way intended to denigrate any of the other great striker craftsmen. Just a statement of opinion.

To me they are the best.  There are other good strikers out there but Mr. Harold was the top of the mountain for me.

Have to wonder what an original Fowler will go for in 5 years or so. That`s IF you can ever find one for sale.

[Tom Talker]

I think Mr. Harold`s strikers may well achieve legendary status. By the way, that remark`s in no way intended to denigrate any of the other great striker craftsmen. Just a statement of opinion.

To me they are the best.  There are other good strikers out there but Mr. Harold was the top of the mountain for me.

Have to wonder what an original Fowler will go for in 5 years or so. That`s IF you can ever find one for sale.

I don't know but i have 45-50 of them. Harold was a great man and friend.

[davisd9]

I think Mr. Harold`s strikers may well achieve legendary status. By the way, that remark`s in no way intended to denigrate any of the other great striker craftsmen. Just a statement of opinion.

To me they are the best.  There are other good strikers out there but Mr. Harold was the top of the mountain for me.

Have to wonder what an original Fowler will go for in 5 years or so. That`s IF you can ever find one for sale.

No clue. I have a small collection of them but my boys will be able to go through them and decide what they like before I do anything else with most of them.

[Rzrbac]

I think Mr. Harold`s strikers may well achieve legendary status. By the way, that remark`s in no way intended to denigrate any of the other great striker craftsmen. Just a statement of opinion.

To me they are the best.  There are other good strikers out there but Mr. Harold was the top of the mountain for me.

Have to wonder what an original Fowler will go for in 5 years or so. That`s IF you can ever find one for sale.

No clue. I have a small collection of them but my boys will be able to go through them and decide what they like before I do anything else with most of them.

I was lucky enough to pick up a tulipwood, snakewood and black locust at Unicoi. I always had intentions of calling Mr. Fowler and ordering some. I regret I never did. My son will get my 3 when I'm gone. I have to say I like the way the tulipwood runs on my slate.

[model94]

Fowler one Piece Dymond Wood. His one piece Tulipwood is a close 2nd.

[John Sinclair CustomCalls]

I would have to pick snakewood