Name that part... A thread in honor of 6hold

[smokey-seven]

Whatzit:


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[45collector]

Some sort of takedown tool. Can't pinpoint it though.

 

[45collector]

So, what is it smokey-seven?

And Boris, where's the pics of all these awesomef*ck parts you have?

 

[Boris]

That thing, it's a stel, the thin part is to pick nose, the thick is for the butt.


I need to dig something tonight, tonight is the night.

 

[cockpitbob]

That thing, it's a stel, the thin part is to pick nose, the thick is for the butt.


I need to dig something tonight, tonight is the night.

Dig it out of your nose or butt?

 

[Portagee]

A baby's arm holding an apple.

 

[Almostelmo]

Whatzit: <img src="http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=122537"/>

Is it a screwdriver for an old colt revolver?

Edit: I figured it out, it's a 1911 takedown tool.

 

[Boris]

ok, since we figured out the last puzzle here is a new one:

Two more clues:

Is it Russian? It's not, but it could have been.

This is Sparta!

 

[92G]

Those look like shell elevators from an old shotgun

 

[Boris]

Those look like shell elevators from an old shotgun

nope, I don't have any old shotguns

 

[gearjunky13]

(guess you can tell i never detail stripped my ppk/s)

1911 sear

Sorry you did not answer in the form of a question

 

[Almostelmo]

ok, since we figured out the last puzzle here is a new one: Two more clues: Is it Russian? It's not, but it could have been. This is Sparta!

It's a fire selector for a greek m1922 hotchkiss machine gun, right?

 

[M60]

Ding Ding Ding!!! You win. Yes it's the original cocking piece from my Walther PPK/s. I replaced it years ago after the gun started getting hammer follow problems. Gun runs pissa now.

Who's got the next one?

That's wicked pissa!

 

[smokey-seven]

Edit: I figured it out, it's a 1911 takedown tool.

Winner!

 

[Boris]

[video=youtube_share;kTHNpusq654]http://youtu.be/kTHNpusq654[/video]

not from a shotgun, not French or Greek.

 

[Almostelmo]

Bump because I'm stumped and I hope someone figures it out.

 

[warwickben]

42

 

[Shovelheddrew]

Its a bottle of Vodka. What do I win?

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Cocker from an Over under. Looks familiar.

 

[cockpitbob]

Motorcycle kickstand.

 

[45collector]

FA sear from a Madsen machine gun?

 

[smokey-seven]

Whatzit.....




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[dhuze]

M1 carbine bolt takedown tool.


My turn

 

[CWulf]

Its a gonkulator that is used to calibrate a fratistat

 

[Mbian1122]

ok, since we figured out the last puzzle here is a new one:

Two more clues:

Is it Russian? It's not, but it could have been.

This is Sparta!

Is it some sort of ejector?

 

[Boris]

FA sear from a Madsen machine gun?

I'm not sure it's the sear because I don't fully understand how the damned thing works. It's nuts.

This is Madsen, this is madness ... this is sparta!

The reference to Russia was that this was in fact the original "sturm" rifle. In WWI Russians had squads armed with these. The famous factory in Kovrov was built for sole purpose to make these.

 

[Boris]

Those look like shell elevators from an old shotgun

I think this thingie does feed shells on Madsen, I'm not 100%, doesn't really elevate them. It's old, probably borrowed design. You may be partially right.

 

[smokey-seven]

M1 carbine bolt takedown tool.

I'll give you full credit, but it is actually the tool to remove or install the extractor on the M1 carbine. I did that once without the tool and bought it immediately thereafter.

 

[Sweeney]

M1 carbine bolt takedown tool.


My turn

Mirror for teaching proper, rifle sight alignment. The instructor can see the alignment from a position normal to the shooter and correct the shooter if needed. Not sure which rifle though. Probably M1 Carbine.

 

[dhuze]

Mirror for teaching proper, rifle sight alignment. The instructor can see the alignment from a position normal to the shooter and correct the shooter if needed. Not sure which rifle though. Probably M1 Carbine.

Good call.

M1 Garand.

 

[Sweeney]

Good call.

M1 Garand.

Thanks!