Need help identifying object - not pool related

[wontonny]

It looks to me like a tip for piping frosting onto a small cake all at once on an automated machine.

 

[measureman]

It looks to me like a tip for piping frosting onto a small cake all at once on an automated machine.

I have no clue but I like the above answer.

 

[Underclocked]

I also think it is related to the reloading of shotgun shells (or maybe their initial manufacture). No markings or other clues? No other pieces of the puzzle?

 

[sfleinen]

When I look at that thing, I don't know why, but I'm reminded of this Looney Tunes scene:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KFrUY2kMlfA#t=140

"Oooohhhh yes you are!" <Ten Shooter>


-Sean

 

[DoubleA]

I suggest you look at the tag on it.

 

[macguy]

Is it a crappy, out of focus photo?

dld

delete, wrong post

 

[macguy]

Does anyone know what this is?

It may be part of a Gatling gun.

 

[howiesatwork]

Contact Auto-Ordinance? I see the model number on the pic you posted, but cannot read it.

 

[TX Poolnut]

maybe part of a prop gun that makes flashy shots when fired like they use in action movies.

just a guess.

 

[8up]

Take it to "Pawn Stars" they have an expert for everything :grin:

 

[fd_colorado]

not a bad idea :smile:

Here is some more info...


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v177/fastgixx/IMAG1202.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v177/fastgixx/IMAG1203.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v177/fastgixx/IMAG1204.jpg

I am not so sure that the manual belongs to the device.

Here is what the person who snapped the pics said:

Found at the gun show.

"I overheard the Lt. Col. WW2 veteran/military collector who was
selling said he would pay someone if thfey could tell him what it was.
It came from a military junk collectors gun vault when he passed away.
I was curious so I snapped those pics."

and more info from the picture taker yesterday:

"MAE 213 is what's scribed on the side of it I think.."

 

[cue fix]

M.A.E., Military Ammo Equipment; 213, 2+1=3. But just a guess