Changed. Is this a Taser Dart?

[Ant]

I found this on an abandon Military Base. I thought it might a Taser dart. I can see where a wire might have been attached at the threaded end.
What do you think?

 

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[cedarratt]

Part of a gun cleaning kit to remove cloth from the barrel of a gun maybe

 

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[silverswede]

Not a bad idea Cedarrat. I could screw it on the end of my regular 30 caliber rod, push it through from the muzzel end and the barb would catch a patch from the chamber end and pull it back through. Could also gig frogs with it in the off season.

 

[Wetgreenie]

Hmmm, these don't seem like they would be 3 inches long.


www.cookselfdefenseproducts.com/taser.htm

 

[FMarion2ndRegSC]

here you go!! Mystery solved!

 

[Montana Jim]

I'll be damned...

 

[nhbenz]

Well done FMarion2ndRegSC! (on the ID I mean, not on damning Jim)

 

[Angelo]

IMPRESSED!!!!! To say the least!

Nice Going! MARION! (and damn you anyway Jim)

Tony

 

[Ant]

here you go!! Mystery solved!

Hi FMarion2ndRegSC.
I’d like to apologies for doubting you in the first place. A picture is a thousand words. You nailed it, much thanks.

 

[FMarion2ndRegSC]

Hey, no prob. it's all good!! Nothing like a good mystery solved, eh?! Happy Hunting everybody!!

 

[Daisy]

Way to go Marion!!!

 

[gollum]

I still think it's a squirrel harpoon!

Best,

Mike

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

here you go!! Mystery solved!

Whaddya mean "Mystery solved"? 'Ta heck is that thing?

Something obviously thumb operated and held between fingers to . . . torture earthworms? Cicumcise infants?

 

[Wetgreenie]

Content of an earlier post

I know exactly what that is. It's an aspiration syringe part like the dentist uses. That part is inside the barrel and is missing the ring for your thumb that screws onto the threaded part. The "harpoon" stabs into the rubber stop in the glass vial of anasthesia allowing you to push the liquid into the tissue or pull on it to see if you aspirate blood (in a vessel=bad) redirect and finish injecting.

Maybe the last guy was on to something........

 

[spartan69cs]

Looks like one.

 

[Wetgreenie]

A good call for Marion I'd say!