Lets all guess.....

Mick Strider · 10-31-2005, 17:08

Have had a bunch of folks asking for these.....so we invented one.

Who can guess what it is?

First person to guess gets some Strider snickersnacks…..

m

NousDefionsDoc · 10-31-2005, 17:56

Sight adjustment toolkit

**Peregrino** · 10-31-2005, 18:09

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Originally Posted by NousDefionsDoc

Sight adjustment toolkit

Have to agree. The components are too "lightweight" for anything cruder. NDD - If we're wrong I'll share the discomfiture, otherwise I'm petitioning for a share of the "Strider snickersnackers" (whatever they are). Everything else he produces is at least memorable so I want a share too.

Peregrino

**Pete** · 10-31-2005, 18:26

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Originally Posted by NousDefionsDoc

Sight adjustment toolkit

Since this is under the 18B section it must be "gun" related. The piece on the right looks to "drift" fixed sights. The one on the left? A "push piece" or punch for pins or a sight post?

Most military weapons will have a manufactured sight adjustment kit. Some are rather hard to find. Enfields, Mausers, SkS and AK sight tools can be all dug up with a little searching.

So which weapon?

**Pete** · 10-31-2005, 18:35

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Originally Posted by Mick Strider

Who can guess what it is?

First person to guess gets some Strider snickersnacks…..

m

If I depart from guns and sights and go to blades and things the one on the right would look like a crude tooth set for a hand saw. I have an old hand set tool but they are hard to find in a modern store.

Hand setting a saw's teeth and filing them. Good job for a cold winter afternoon.

Pete

**Team Sergeant** · 10-31-2005, 18:39

I are stumped....???

Sten · 10-31-2005, 18:50

It looks like that brass hammer looking bit slides and locks into the other bit.

**Ambush Master** · 10-31-2005, 19:12

Compliments of Air.177.

If not Weapons related, a Strider Folder Disassembly Tool.

**Bill Harsey** · 10-31-2005, 19:39

Frontsights nutcracker set?