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Shooting patch cutter
- Thread starter tommyham
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I just happened to notice a patch cutter a few minutes ago in the Midsouth Shooters Supply fall catalog page 59.
As for myself, I just cut square patches from pillow ticking purchased from the Wal-Mart Fabric Center. The accuracy is just as good as with purchased patches and a lot faster than cutting at the muzzle. In an area where very little muzzleloader product is carried by the local gun shops anything you can make yourself is a plus.
BTW.. I noticed a nice cap maker right under the patch cutter.
As for myself, I just cut square patches from pillow ticking purchased from the Wal-Mart Fabric Center. The accuracy is just as good as with purchased patches and a lot faster than cutting at the muzzle. In an area where very little muzzleloader product is carried by the local gun shops anything you can make yourself is a plus.
BTW.. I noticed a nice cap maker right under the patch cutter.
Round hole saw cutters work great, Just lightly work the cutting teeth down, to fast will get rid of temper, to a razor sharp edge and with the use of a drill press you have perfectly round patches. The hole cutters are available in many different sizes. Just pick the one for you.
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Dixie Gun Works sells a spring loaded patch cutter that works pretty good. They're right proud of it, too. $30.00
