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doc540
07-30-2012, 20:55
hooly mooly....even tools, manuals, boxes, and cleaning kits have gone through the roof!:wow:

early '50's K-22 "Sight Adjustment Tool"
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/doc540/002-1.jpg

countrygun
07-30-2012, 20:57
There is something missing here....

faawrenchbndr
07-30-2012, 21:00
Huh,......? It's not even a hollow ground. :dunno:

itstime
07-30-2012, 21:02
I was thinking Snap On or something. Guess that works also.

PzGren
07-30-2012, 22:06
I have noticed that also that all kind of S&W accessories have really appreciated in price.

The original grips that were changed out on most guns in the 1970s and 80s and thrown in a bin in the very corner of the gunstores are now also bringing more money than most quality aftermarket grips.

Berto
07-30-2012, 22:15
<-----has S&W sight adj tool on keychain, came with 422, decades ago.

doc540
07-30-2012, 22:16
Here's a good primer on them:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/blogs/firearmsunlimited/83-sight-adjustment-tool-identification-screwdrivers.html

NEOH212
07-30-2012, 22:17
I was thinking Snap On or something. Guess that works also.

I was just thinking the same thing. I was going to say anyone that flips out at paying $100+ for good screw drivers obviously hasn't ever used a set of $100 screw drivers!

I'll gladly pay the price for a premium tool such as Snap-On.

Snap-On is the HK of tools. They are expensive when compared to everyone else but no other compares to them.

:supergrin:

faawrenchbndr
07-31-2012, 06:21
Wow,.....very cool Doc'

Did not know they existed not to mention that they were collectable!

fnfalman
07-31-2012, 06:21
Snap-On is the HK of tools. They are expensive when compared to everyone else but no other compares to them.

:supergrin:

For light hand tools, maybe. For large, industrial hand tools it's either Wright or Proto.

CajunBass
07-31-2012, 06:49
If I had one like it, I wouldn't sell it for $100.00.

You can't just run down to Wal-Mart and buy one like it.

<-----has S&W sight adj tool on keychain, came with 422, decades ago.

Now, if I just wanted to adjust my sights, my Swiss Army Knife would do.

Those Dan Wesson's are annoying with their Allen wrenches. :supergrin:

doc540
07-31-2012, 09:01
Wow,.....very cool Doc'

Did not know they existed not to mention that they were collectable!

Yessir, did you read the link above in post #7?

Lot of history there!

PzGren
07-31-2012, 09:22
<-----has S&W sight adj tool on keychain, came with 422, decades ago.

CDNN had the round plates with four different blades a while back, both S&W (1988 to 1991 version ) and Colt. I got a few for my collection.

Oh, I think they weren't $100...

I have a few of the aluminium handled ones that I accumulated over the years, they really work well.

wjv
07-31-2012, 11:28
And I thought $14 for a Piņa colada at Serendipity 3 in Vegas was bad!

3rdgen40
07-31-2012, 16:12
I thought by the title,this thread was about the gub'ment paying $100 for a screwdriver...:dunno:

PzGren
07-31-2012, 23:13
I thought by the title,this thread was about the gub'ment paying $100 for a screwdriver...:dunno:

You thought that only the government is that stupid, didn't ya:supergrin:?

Rinspeed
08-01-2012, 07:53
I've seen S&W boxes go for $800+.