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    Question Swedish 3 crown stamped army tool ?

    Hi Fellows!
    I found this tool with 3 Swedishicon 3 crown stamped!









    Is a gunner tool?

    Any idea how work ?

    Thanks in advance!
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    It is a special multi-purpose tool for doing vasectomies and circumcisions. There is a smaller version for ear and other body piercings

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    Really Peter???
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    The rest of the forumers haven't seen the humour that we have seen Luis!

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    You say it's a multi-tool, wot else is it used for?

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    What happens when the handles are squeezed together? Is it a tool which crimps something? What is the configuration of the hole in the top--does it go all the way through that top part? Would it have something to do with leather work or saddlery, or perhaps loading cartridges? Hard to tell from the photos..... Interesting old piece.

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    I find it hard to explain the operation of this tool in your language.

    More pictures to understand the movement





















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    That's confirmed it. Vasectomies and circumcisions with a bit of light body piercings at the weekend

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    Looks like a magazine loader.

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    its for cracking walnuts or any nuts you need cracked

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