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    Default Smith and Wesson straight?

    I have just been looking around online and came across a Smith and Wesson Straight razor. Has anyone ever used one or can tell me if they are any good? I know they make good guns and a S&W .308 just filled up my freezer for the winter last week.

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    I have never seen one, but they have loaned their name to a lot of products in recent years (pocket knives spring to mind). Suffice to say, I have seen nothing with the S&W logo that stood up to the reputation forged with their firearms
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    They've had issued some crappy imported edge tools using their brand (carving tools, etc). I wouldn't trust it. Let someone else buy it and find a vintage NY or solingen razor for $15 or $20 instead.

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    We have some previous posts on this.

    They come up as vintage razors similar to Remington and a Few others. Collectors love them. From what I remember they were quality pieces. I'm not sure if they were American made or German.
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    'Bout as good as their knives, these days... Which would be "not good" at all..you would think that if they go through the trouble of making a decent gun, they would do the same for their knives.. But, no...

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    New ones are a pocket knife with no point, flat grind. Don't waste your money if you want to shave with it.
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