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    Pistol Tool?

    This looks like a pistol tool, but I can find no information about it. Any ideas?
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    Is this one not already in forum here? About two weeks ago...
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    I had it posted in the Misc Gear forum. Someone suggested that it might be a pistol tool, so I posted it here.

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    Looks similar to the Luger mag loading tool (maybe a foreign made version)

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    Quote Originally Posted by RBruce View Post
    I had it posted in the Misc Gear forum. Someone suggested that it might be a pistol tool, so I posted it here.
    You can't get away from us as easily as that!
    We real afficionados read just about everything, whether we have a clue about it or not! The spectrum of knowhow from real experts through half-informed semi-experts to totally clueless - across all the forums - adds up to a pretty powerful body of opinion. Whatever it is, if nobody here knows, you may at least assume it is somewhat rare!

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    https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=48719
    Last edited by Patrick Chadwick; 05-26-2014 at 01:57 PM.

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    Durn, Peter. Well, based on that previous information, I searched for Luger tool/screwdriver. All of the ones that showed up were as you said with a bent portion. Since I am reducing my collection, I wanted to be accurate in my identification of the tool. Thus the quest here. --RBS

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