Does anyone know what this tool is

[kicker]

Hi, This came with a bunch of gun stuff i picked up.It appears to be a flat spring bolt tool?
thanks scott

[dryheat]

I've never seen anything like it.

[lyman]

it's a doohickey,


not sure for what tho,,,,,:icon_lol:

soory, no help

[k arga]

wonder if it's front sight install tool for 45 slide?

[lyman]

wonder if it's front sight install tool for 45 slide?

no, I have a USGI tool for that,



and one that works for dovetails,

either are similar to what is pictured

[kicker]

It's a thing a ma jig for sure. It has a ring that slides over the round part that i forgot to put on. It does seem the set screw comes down to depress a flat spring and i think something if not a bolt slides over it and you back off the set screw off letting the flat spring up. Thinking about it it may be related to a 1911 slide or frame as stated above.
scott

[Sunray]

Looks like a sight pusher of some type. Those are firearm specific. Don't think it has anything to do with a 1911/1911A1.
The screw a hex screw?

[bdm]

I could be wrong about this tool i repair and restore Lionel Train cars and engines this looks like a tool for holding the shoe and rivet on a Lionel operating car the rivet picks up power with a control and power track #1019

[kicker]

It's worth a search, the screw is a hex.

[Sunray]

I'm wondering if it might be home made. Might not have anything to do with firearms either.
Webster's says "Thingamajig" is one word. 'Thingy' is a term used by computer techs but it applies too. Snicker.

[PWC]

Left handed whim-whang for a vertical mustard mill

[kicker]

i was always looking for one of those.

[Former Cav]

widgit

[kicker]

Gizmo

[PWC]

LEGGO quality control reject?