What are these?

[Pumpytrilly1]

Can anyone please id some old stuff for me?

I assume the one part is a 12 gram charger or loader. No name is on it.

Bolt says marker high performance products.

Could they be for a f1 illustrator?

Red tool is hollow.

[pghp8ntballer]

The long screw driver handled piece is a VM68 valve tool.

the blue bolt with the flat bar attached looks like an aftermarket brass eagle stingray bolt and arm. I assume stingray because I don’t know of any other markers that used the flat bar linkage arm but I guess it may have been used in some other oddball marker.

the feedneck block and elbow is for a vm68.

the two short tubes with holes are muzzle brakes.

The 12g dropout changer is likely from a stingray or tigershark. Standard asa threaded. Nothing special but nice to have.

the last piece looks like a homemade slotted tool for removing the brass nut from crosman style valves. Like stingrays and nightmares.

[Pumpytrilly1]

Thank you!

[OpusX]

Blue bolt and connector I believe is for a Brass Eagle Stringray. The red handled tool is a valve tool for a VM68, as is the feed with the sight bead. The muzzle breaks are Taso.

[Pumpytrilly1]

Thanks for your help!

[Toestr]

The long driver looks like an anti tamper? I had a bushmaster with an adjustable hammer that had this type of pattern. Might also work for mini reg nuts?

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[wthomas333]

the last piece looks like a homemade slotted tool for removing the brass nut from crosman style valves. Like stingrays and nightmares.

I believe that is a Crosman valve tool. I have been looking for one of those. If you don't need it, I would gladly buy it.

[jeramiej]

The Stingray flat bar and bolt I would be interested in. The other day, We pulled out the wife’s 20+ yr old Stingray and it still shot fine, but soon the orings gave. When opened, the bolt was chewed up as well. Haven’t got around to finding one yet.