Any Idea What These Are?

[docbrown]

Wound up with these in a batch of reloading stuff from an estate sale. Any idea what they are? The "T" looks like a wrench of some kind, but the other two items, I have no idea where to even start.

 

[AJC1]

Looks like a wrench for the old mouser dual prong bolts.

 

[Milt1]

The wrench looks similar to those that are used for the replacement of spikes on golf shoes.

 

[Mark_Mark]

looks like the water meter key

 

[Englishmn]

Other two are pin gages.
Edit they look like a go, no go set.
+ should pass a hole and - should not. No idea what they were used to measure other than it was a hole between .529 and .531.

 

[kcofohio]

Other two are pin gages.

Might have been someone's go/nogo gages.

 

[presspuller]

Those two are gage pins as noted, used for measuring holes. Normally they are either .0002 over or under nominal size.

 

[Dale Alan]

Pin gauges...Class Z

 

[NMexJim]

https://www.meyergage.com/abcs-of-gages/differences-between-z-zz-classes-of-gages/

description of pin gages. Z is in there.

the wrench almost looks like a tool to remove front mounted, screw-in firing pins. I have a couple of hex shaft tools for a hand wrench that look similar.

I think somebody liked messing with pistols.

 

[Englishmn]

Being bored and googling those sizes seem to match up with m1 garand gas cylinder gage sets.
Spanner may be similar to one on m3 tool.
But just a guess.

 

[docbrown]

Thanks everyone!

 

[docbrown]

Being bored and googling those sizes seem to match up with m1 garand gas cylinder gage sets.
Spanner may be similar to one on m3 tool.
But just a guess.

Bingo!
http://www.garandgear.com/m1-garand-gage-pins.html

 

[FROGO207]

Gee guess you will have to buy a Garand to go with them now!

 

[docbrown]

Would love too, but I have spent my guns and ammo budget for a while!

 

[Bwana John]

Garand gas cylinder pin gauges,


Bolt action, military stock, front receiver lug, reinforcing cross bolt wrench

https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-...ches/mauser-98-cross-bolt-wrench-prod416.aspx

 

[salpal48]

I could be Mauser But It might be a Gunsmith sight Tool for 45/70