Combination Gun Tool with Fire Steel

[Elnathan]

OK, you all will like this.
Spanish, no date given: https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co8076199/fire-steel-length-3-ins-firesteels
I suspect the missing "pipe-prick" was actually a vent pick.

A little bit off subject from this forum, but this museum has quite a selection of firemaking materials, mostly inherited from the collection of a now-defunct match company. Few items with dates or descriptions, alas, but any one interested in firesteels will find some interesting examples: https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/search/categories/firemaking?q=Fire

Edited to add:
There are actually a bunch of combination tools involving fire steels on that site. Here is another Spanish one very much like the first, but with a screwdriver (the first on probably did have a screwdriver originally but it appears to have been worn away): https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co8076197/fire-steel-length-3-7-8-ins-firesteels

This one is German: https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co8076107/fire-steel-length-2-1-2-ins-firesteels
Tiny little vise, that. It seems a bit small for a mainspring and I can't see why one would need to remove the frizzenspring in the field, so what was it used for?

[Rado]

Some really cool pieces. Thank you for sharing!

[TDM]

Have never seen such before. Very, very neat.

[jbigley]

Hey Nathan--Thanks for posting this. Fires steels/ fire making has always been one of my interests. Fire making  IMHO one of the most important skills to have. Very interesting.--JB

[rich pierce]

Very cool but I’m having a hard time seeing how it’s a gun tool unless it’s just a holder for the worm or it’s for pistols with 2” barrels.

[Elnathan]

Very cool but I’m having a hard time seeing how it’s a gun tool unless it’s just a holder for the worm or it’s for pistols with 2” barrels.

Worm, ball (or wad) puller, pick, and screwdriver (now worn away in the first example). Lacks a knapping hammer, but otherwise it has the same function as this one: https://flintlocks.com/parts.htm so I'm not sure why we wouldn't refer to it as a gun tool. It just has a firesteel added on...There are some other combination tools on that site which are more of a general character, but these seem specifically geared towards a shooter.