USSR Pocket tool

[Kart]

Blade, file, rasp, screwdriver, awl, wrench...

More photos:
http://kartograf.mylivepage.ru/blog/26/72879

[J-sews]

That's a pretty neat one Kart! Do you know what those wrenches were intended for? Is it like a bicycle tool perhaps?

[Kart]

Do not know exactly, but they say that this tool was produced for the military.

[Outback in Idaho]

Front sight adjuster perhaps?

[MultiMat]

That sure is an interesting MT  .

Kart the 9 & 11 is that mm spanner's 

I am with Xelkos  , a gun MT  . Would those sized spanner's work on something like a AK47 .

Looks more affordable than a Noks MT 

[Kart]

That sure is an interesting MT  .

Kart the 9 & 11 is that mm spanner's 

I am with Xelkos  , a gun MT  . Would those sized spanner's work on something like a AK47 .

Looks more affordable than a Noks MT 

Noks will be younger 

[SlackOne]

I am with Xelkos  , a gun MT   . Would those sized spanner's work on something like a AK47 .

I'm having a hard time thinking of anything on an AK that would have a nut head at all.  Maybe the flats on their flash hiders, but anywhere else...?  Also, notice that each side of the tool has two different size spanners, so it has an 8, 9, 10, and 11mm spanner.  Rather ingenious, but wouldn't work well to "straddle" something to turn it...would almost have to be nuts that were rather shallowly mounted, or valve heads or something.  Maybe for firefighters?

Oh...and love that rasp!  Now *that's* aggressive

[J-sews]

Ahh, I missed the four different size spanner wrenches the first time