Name This Tool - What is it?
- Thread starter rsako
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We have a Winner!
Too Funny...my turn:
No it's not a Binford2000 Filberflange Overhead Floormat Adjustment Tool for a Delorean
A Mate on a different forum knew right away. It is in fact a "Boresighter Riser". Used to elevate the Collimator/Boresighter when optics are mounted higher such as an AR, Black rifle or hunting rifle with over-sized Objective lenses. Also used on Off-set optics such as angled red-dots for the tacticool firearms that have co-witness optics and such.
How it works: You choose your arbour/Cal and place it in the V block secured by the set-screw. Place the boresighter on the fixed spud...and away you go!
Further research shows that Brownell's even sells an upgraded version of this, which is adjustable for height. They call it a Collimator Elevator.
https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-t...prod22869.aspx
Now we know!
Or...you could just shoot in a dirt pile at 25 yards and adjust from there
Too Funny...my turn:
No it's not a Binford2000 Filberflange Overhead Floormat Adjustment Tool for a Delorean
A Mate on a different forum knew right away. It is in fact a "Boresighter Riser". Used to elevate the Collimator/Boresighter when optics are mounted higher such as an AR, Black rifle or hunting rifle with over-sized Objective lenses. Also used on Off-set optics such as angled red-dots for the tacticool firearms that have co-witness optics and such.
How it works: You choose your arbour/Cal and place it in the V block secured by the set-screw. Place the boresighter on the fixed spud...and away you go!
Further research shows that Brownell's even sells an upgraded version of this, which is adjustable for height. They call it a Collimator Elevator.
https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-t...prod22869.aspx
Now we know!
Or...you could just shoot in a dirt pile at 25 yards and adjust from there
The holes in the side are for tightening the sections together. Looks to be adjustable in 1" sections, a cap for the bottom and the top is threaded to fit on the last extension with a leading beveled end, thinking that something is being put inside of it? OK next genius?
ok - how about this set of "tools"? They came in a box with gun related parts and bits?
Any ideas? They are hollow to the one hole in the side of each piece.
Dem bee st'enshuns fur the t'uther chit-payper'older.
Sum like'm awn the kownter, t'tuthers like'm awn the flore.
Plus yew can stack'im up fur a gooder pew.
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- West Quebec
I bought some of that on KijjiYou use it to change your headlamp and blinker fluid. It usually comes with this in a package:
