Hey /k could anyone help in identifying this E tool I have
>Https://militaryantiquesmuseum.com/gyg0005-post-wwii-german-entrenching-tool-and-cover.18693.archive.htm
Was the best information I could find
>>34211506
More identifying marks
German(West) Entrenching tool
I think I have one. Has a leather cover
>>34211533
Here's more info. This is teh same one that I have and the one you're talking about anon
http://sharky-fourbees.blogspot.com/2015/10/bundeswehr-klapspaten-west-german-army.html
>>34211533
So do I here's it's digits
>>34211549
Very well made, solid fucking lucking mechanism. I have looked at other entrenching tools at gun/militaria shows and nothing compares to this one. Keep it.
>>34211564
I actually broke the handle on mine
>>34211506
Anyone have experience with one?
I broke my Aimes E tool the first 30 minutes of use
> digging up potato
> use e tool in pick mode
>head, gasket, and turn screw dun broked
>Similarly priced one of these with thicker and simpler locking mechanism
Will buy one and sharpen the edge just like a specnaz shovel but i'm worried that I won't be able to throw it
>>34211506
Looks like a shovel
This is probably pants-on-head, but is an E-Tool worth having just in case? I've wangted to get one for a while but I have trouble justifying it.
>>34211506
I think its from east germany. Quite heavy and not comfortable for long work. It cost me around $20.
>>34215357
Why would that be retarded? I have one of these and carry it in my trunk. It has come in handy many times. This is the best e-tool I've ever seen unless you have to carry it around everywhere.
>>34215394
I always thought these were East German too. I bought one at a gun show in '92 for $20, and had it until last year when my car was stolen. I never saw another one anywhere else until about 2 years ago when they turned up on the surplus market everywhere and I bought another one just in case.
>>34214081
I have an old NVA entrenching tool. It has been more abused than a young russian recruit.