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SMKW sells them , and claims they're Chinese , and date from the late 19th to the early 20th century .

The point I'm trying to make , is that a straight razor , would not be used interchangeably as a patch knife . Not by anyone in their right mind , anyway . As to why Neumann has a picture of one in...

Speaking as a straight razor guy , and a patch cutting guy . I use a knife to cut my patches at the muzzle , and I would never use my razor to cut patches because doing so would ruin the edge on my...

The last time I checked , you could buy them by the dozen at Smoky Mountain Knife Works .