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It looks like a de-loading device.
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It would appear to be a tool for scraping the inside of empty brass. A combination of black powder and wad lubricants makes for a nasty, and corrosive, residue. Tossing fired brass into water ASAP and using a scraper was SOP from the beginning. Are there any markings on it? That is a nice tool for your collection!
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Thanks for the replies. There are no markings on the tool. I was thinking it was a wad ram but didn't see what the two prongs were. Included in the lot was a nice 10 ga wad funnel marked Parker bros.
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