"The Proverbial loading tool Question"

Stevie · 08-06-2003, 07:56 AM

Shoot! I don't know. The only caliper I have on hand reads a thickness of 1.250", a repro tool I purchased new as a repro. tool measures .910". I dont't have a metric conversion capability right at the moment. None of your pics. represent the screwdriver tip style found on my new tool. I suspect it's an East German tool or possibly a late replacement tool. It is probably at least 30 years old( judging the junk I bought)or possibly 100 years old(judging some of the debris in my box); it may be worth thousands of dollars. Unfortunately its's probably not worth the $12 I spent to get it( and the P08 grip sets and couple of parts),still cool stuff! I will try to post some pictures.

Thanx, Stevie.

08-06-2003, 07:56 AM	#5
Stevie User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Ok. Posts: 212 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Shoot! I don't know. The only caliper I have on hand reads a thickness of 1.250", a repro tool I purchased new as a repro. tool measures .910". I dont't have a metric conversion capability right at the moment. None of your pics. represent the screwdriver tip style found on my new tool. I suspect it's an East German tool or possibly a late replacement tool. It is probably at least 30 years old( judging the junk I bought)or possibly 100 years old(judging some of the debris in my box); it may be worth thousands of dollars. Unfortunately its's probably not worth the $12 I spent to get it( and the P08 grip sets and couple of parts),still cool stuff! I will try to post some pictures. Thanx, Stevie.