AR Part??

[Charlie]

I'm older than that, but the bags only about 10 yrs. old!

 

[BRD@66]

I'll check all my handguns tomorrow and make sure they still function properly.

And I never take one apart in the field! That's where the bag goes but no disassembly is allowed in the field.

Ha! That's why I have a long red plastic ribbon installed on my pump shotgun mag spring.

 

[Charlie]

Well, I found out it was not from an AR but a "cocking bar" in a revolver. All mine work so it must have come from someone else's at some time. I'll keep it and maybe one of my friends that I shoot with will ask about it at some point.

 

[easy rider]

"cocking bar", is that like a bar with a rainbow on the front?

 

[Charlie]

Probably, but since you are familiar with that area, go ahead and elaborate!

 

[easy rider]

Probably, but since you are familiar with that area, go ahead and elaborate!

First of all, I don't frequent bars, but having been to many places that have bars like that, I do know which not to go to. San Francisco and Jacksonville Beach are two such places that have bars with rainbows painted on the front, I can't tell you what they look like on the inside, but I have had a few good laughs at the expense of those that unwarily have.

 

[BRD@66]

... I can't tell you what they look like on the inside, ....

That's his story & he's sticking to it!

 

[easy rider]

That's his story & he's sticking to it!

Put it this way, if you go in and then tell me what it looks like, I'll take your word for it.

 

[SloppyShooter]

Not a revolver. Hell, maybe a ruger revolver?

Nothing like a definitive response. ...

 

[SloppyShooter]

Not aliens Jack Daniels.

 

[boomgoesthedynamite]

This seems like it would be a good use of a box of parts obtained at an estate/garage sale... drop random parts in your buddies bag or at the range and watch them try to figure out what broke...

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[MikePotts]

Aaaaw now you've spoilt it

 

[oldag]

The part should be referred to by its proper name - "pocket part". When you have put something back together and it works just fine, any parts leftover go in your pocket and are thereafter properly called "pocket parts". {As related to me many decades ago by an old mechanic.}

 

[Charlie]

Sounds good to me.

 

[easy rider]

The part should be referred to by its proper name - "pocket part". When you have put something back together and it works just fine, any parts leftover go in your pocket and are thereafter properly called "pocket parts". {As related to me many decades ago by an old mechanic.}

That is so insensitive, did you even ask the part what it is identifying as?

 

[66vette]

It's from a revolver. That's the connecting link between a spring and the hammer. The round end go's into the hammer. A spring go's on bottom and slides up to the two protrusions. As the hammer comes back, that link slides down into hole on a rectangle shaped plate. Which also is a stop for the spring. The round head is round because of the angles the receiving notch in the hammer makes.

It's called a "hammer strut".
Most likely for a revolver as most semi auto's have a spring housing on the back of the grip.
Finding which model revolver might take awhile.
GPC.com has 100's of models listed with drawings.

 

[gshayd]

That's why it got dropped in the bag. To make you wonder.....

 

[mroper]

Maybe it popped off of someone elses gun while you were at the range.