[Lucky#13]

Toolman and I found this little beauty at a vendor, and have dibs on it if we can figure out that it is useful for something. We don't know for sure, but the vendor thinks it is for something Browning. If anyone recognizes this, or has any references they can pursue, all help would be appreciated. We do have a drawing number, clearly visible in the photos.

 

[redroth]

I have two tools with the same part number but instead of having a spring loaded lever it has a closes by turning the handle. Once we know what your is, I will know what mine are. Both have the ordnance bomb symbol on the back.

 

[Lucky#13]

I have two tools with the same part number but instead of having a spring loaded lever it has a closes by turning the handle. Once we know what your is, I will know what mine are. Both have the ordnance bomb symbol on the back.

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Did you find yours in Key West too? Or was it in West Hollywood?

You know, it looks like we have a game of "you show me yours and I'll show you mine" going on. Anybody else want to show off their tool here? :lol::rofl:

 

[Starvingboy]

Some sort of buffer compressor?

 

[gulf state gaurd]

Lets see, its an M13, should be easy, lets just look it up.
M13 binoculars, M13 tool roll, M13 disintegrating link for M60, M13 elevating quadrant (1954), M13 NBC decon kit, M13/40 tank, M13 recoil system for 105mm howitzer, M13 S&W revolver (for airforce), M13 SKI SNOW, carraige motor multiple gun w/armament M13, M13 halftrack White, M13 tool and bench truck, M13 blank firing attachment M60, M13 cupola on M59 armored vehicle, M13 caliber .22 rifle Remington, M13 hand linker 7.62x51 for use with M13 links, 105mm howitzer with M13 tracer, M13 blasting cap, 1919a4 M13 canvas cover, 37mm AP round M13, USAF M13 holster, fuze setter M13,
37mm gun subcaliber M13,

THAT SHOULD NARROW IT DOWN!:rofl:

 

[MGDave]

THe B becomes a 6
The part number for this tool is 6163500 NSN 4933-00-616-3500 There is not much info but what I can come up with is it is a tool for assembling a seal. One of the original suppliers was Watervliet Arsenal.
Hope that helps a little
Dave

 

[Lucky#13]

Thanks, Dave. Every little bit of info helps!

And then there is GSG. It must be that M13 tool roll, for compressing the seams before stitching...