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AA barrel with teflon tape on the threads could be for VM68 and Bruizer.
Pump body could be a TASO/AGS (adventure game supply) single handle. The luster is flat/matte finish which is different from the semi-gloss found on nelson clones (such as Outlaws) that came out afterwards. I don't see threaded holes in the back, for attachment to the air source body, which are often found later nelson clones. I think only Outlaws and TASO/AGS produced single body, fixed barrel, single arm. And the height of the 3/8" dovetail looks like an TASO/AGS product, as Outlaws were a bit lower.
AA barrel and brass (looks like J&J) might be for F2 Illustrator or TASO Typhoon pump. Do you see any markings, such as screw indentation, along the non-threaded section?
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