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Item Code: 286-357
Gimlet has a heavy metal wire with a wooden handle on one end and a screw at the other. It was used to remove broken friction primers or other obstructions from the vent of a tube.
This one has some light wear on the handle but it is solid. The iron rod is sturdy. Measures 4” long. [sm]
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