Low tech patch making tool.

[Halftail]

Useless junk in your hunting pouch will cost you a shot sooner or later.

 

[CrackStock]

That's quite clever.

I have used on of those fancy paper cutting boards with the big arm blade. The best part is that it is at work and they don't mnd me using it. I whack off a bunch of cleaning patches in very short order out of old uniform tee shirts which we have to destroy anyway. Makes for a very handy situation for all concerned.

As to shooting patches, I just cut strips with whatever is available and cut at the muzzle. I will keep a couple of square cut patches handy for reloads in the field, but rarely use them. Cut at the muzzle is just too handly and easy.

Who goes into the woods without a knife anyway?

Who goes anywhere without a knife? :hmm:

CS

 

[Swampman]

Who dulls their knife on anything besides flesh? :winking:

 

[Stumpkiller]

Why use scissors when I can just tear the material in long strips? Then into squares using my fingers or cut the strips at the muzzle or loading block. :haha: Everyone has a favorite.

Nice tool for forming round patches, though. :thumbsup:

 

[Halftail]

Who dulls their knife on anything besides flesh?

I do...thats why I have my whetstone in the shed.
:winking: :winking:

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Got some Wally World pillow ticking, folded multiple layers as per your suggestion, was able to cut 30 patches at once as easily as one at a time, I think it could do 100 at once with no problems. Much thanks for the info.