Another Trade ex mystery box

[Gnome75]

Let's play another round of trade ex mystery box. Everything is for sale or trade. Not looking to get rich. Just cost of shipping and $1 is good enough.

Could use a WW1 era Lee Enfield sling and brass disc....

1. Firing pin from a ???
2. ???
3. stacking swivel? Has a broad arrow
4. sear? has H.S B-97184-6 on it
5. plastic sight base?
6. ???
7. ???
8. ???
9. ??? you can see right through it
10. washer. feel a little ripped off on this one
11. ???
12. 2X allen keys.
13. ??? front sight base off a gas trap semi auto?
14. ???
15. ???
16. TT33 cleaning rod. Even fits in the holster
17. ???
18. ???
19. ???

20. Lee Enfield Mag spring
21. 2X cosmolined SKS cleaning jags
22. brush?
23. ???
24. Grind to fit butt pad? Actually needed one of these
25. Any one figure out this piece of webbing?
26. Pull through??
27. Pull through brush? Goes with #26?
28. Cleaning rod handle? Might be useful.

Sling: it says browning on it. Pretty sure these are one of those fancy expensive slings your wrap you arm up with

Mini holster: to something I can't own
holster: this is a moldy TT33 holster

Strap: ???

German book: salt on the wound, I have always wanted PPK.

Plastic case: Some sort of cleaning kit? has a weird curve to it.

 

[#1bcshooter]

Boy they're sure cleaning out the shop junk bins with these box's.
I just wish they would answer e-mails

 

[PinkyPlinker]

28 is from a Swiss cleaning kit

 

[Lee Enfield]

9 & 3 are FN-FAL /C1/L1
2 FR7 and/or FR8 bayo lug/ cleaning bottle cap

 

[Dave in Calgary]

Any idea what #23 is? I got one in my box as well. The T33 holster you got looks a lot better than the very, very flat one I now have. Perhaps I will store a photograph of a T33 in it.

 

[PinkyPlinker]

Any idea what #23 is? I got one in my box as well. The T33 holster you got looks a lot better than the very, very flat one I now have. Perhaps I will store a photograph of a T33 in it.

Soak it in boiling hot water, pull it out and stuff it with foam or whatever shapes it out again. When it dries it’ll be good again.

 

[Buren]

22 is a brush from a G3 cleaning kit.

 

[Dyspnea]

17 is the lower buttpad bolt for a Garand,m1a,m305

 

[Auggie Doggie]

#11 is a Smith & Wesson revolver hammer block.

Auggie D.

 

[Hrsplit]

And how much was all this ?

 

[Dyspnea]

#2 maybe for an FR7 bayonet plug and 15 could be a firing pin spring for an enfield

 

[Dave in Calgary]

#2 definitely for an FR7. Google has some good pictures.

 

[Gnome75]

And how much was all this ?

I paid 25 bucks for all of it.

 

[NavyShooter]

#4 looks like a Cocking Lever from a 1917/1919

 

[polaris]

I paid 25 bucks for all of it.

That's 25 bucks well spent, you guys are geniuses.

 

[The Wizard]

Number 1 is a MAS 49/56 (https://www.apexgunparts.com/rifles/auto-loading/mas-49-56/french-mas-49-56-firing-pin.html)

Number 11 is a hammer block for a S&W revolver.

 

[gerard488]

I also got a #23, would love to know what it is.

 

[Philthy1]

Soak it in boiling hot water, pull it out and stuff it with foam or whatever shapes it out again. When it dries it’ll be good again.

They're actually a good guality holster. I got one in my mystery box too, but had bought a couple previously. They must have picked up a **** ton of them.

 

[Ced1942]

19 may be a Steyr M95 safety screw

 

[dagc]

25. Any one figure out this piece of webbing?

#25 is a frog for 1903 Springfield bayonet scabbard, I think.