ID part - I should know what this is!

[Pablo]

I think it goes with my reloading equipment but…

 

[Owen Lucas]

I think it goes with my reloading equipment but…View attachment 293982View attachment 293983View attachment 293984View attachment 293985

I did some research with 2 AIs

This silver metal part is the stud or key for a quarter-turn panel fastener.

These are also commonly known as:

• Turn lock fasteners
• Cam lock fasteners
• Dzus fasteners

What they're from:

Originally designed for hanging pictures, mirrors, cabinets, or other wall-mounted items
Common hardware found at any hardware store

What they do:

• The round hole at the top accepts a screw head or nail head mounted on a wall
• The narrow slot below allows the item to slide down and lock into place
• This creates a secure, flush mount against the wall

 

[Pablo]

I did some research with 2 AIs

This silver metal part is the stud or key for a quarter-turn panel fastener.

These are also commonly known as:

• Turn lock fasteners
• Cam lock fasteners
• Dzus fasteners

What they're from:

Originally designed for hanging pictures, mirrors, cabinets, or other wall-mounted items
Common hardware found at any hardware store

What they do:

• The round hole at the top accepts a screw head or nail head mounted on a wall
• The narrow slot below allows the item to slide down and lock into place
• This creates a secure, flush mount against the wall

Interesting! Nothing I had/have is like this.

It's almost like it should be for my bench top priming tool. Not sure how it got on the floor though!

 

[Ursatdx]

Do you have a Lee Auto Prime hand prime tool?

 

[Pablo]

Found it!

Yep

https://leeprecision.com/auto-bench-prime-parts/

 

[UncleDave]

Found it!

Yep

https://leeprecision.com/auto-bench-prime-parts/

I used Dillon reloaders when I was doing it, so no chance at guessing this one.