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Any help identifying this one? Dug a few other gun parts, but this one I can’t ID.
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It would have to screw into wood don't you think ?
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looks like some kind of bleeder screw
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That was kind of my thought, given the size.
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Not entirely sure, wasn’t sure if it was medical or gun/pistol tool. Can’t seem to find a pic anywhere. Closest I can get is medical.
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Part of a Valve for air or gas or steam?
The tapered tip is for a nonslip if a bolt is to to secure something with a tapered hole for it to be run home in.
But yours is designed (due to T-handle) for opening and closing to adjust more than only during initial positioning for metering something.
A pressure lantern for example has a similar shaped rod but with a wheel attached to turn it.
Your piece has the nonthreaded area for a packing seal but no manner of securing it.
That doesn't mean it didn't have a nut over it.
Here's another possible example.
The tapered tip is for a nonslip if a bolt is to to secure something with a tapered hole for it to be run home in.
But yours is designed (due to T-handle) for opening and closing to adjust more than only during initial positioning for metering something.
A pressure lantern for example has a similar shaped rod but with a wheel attached to turn it.
Your piece has the nonthreaded area for a packing seal but no manner of securing it.
That doesn't mean it didn't have a nut over it.
Here's another possible example.
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