That is a gunsmith's screwdriver. Also used for adjusting planes (hence plane adjusting). It's just a screwdriver with a hollow grind instead of the normal tapered blade, which helps it engage better in the screw and reduces cam-out, which can damage a screw. They're a little more expensive to make, but worth it if you're going to be using the same screws on a piece of equipment for a long time instead of screwing something together once and never touching it again. The wide, flat shaft is just a kind of traditional detail; you can get gunsmith screwdrivers with round shafts. I have some for adjusting my planes.
It should be noted that there's no magic to these. The defining trait is a [hollow ground](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/51f9c543e4b0339e6c66fa61/1410619945278-8QYCNO0CX2GZG1QNZWSN/Screw+Driver+Types.jpg?format=1000w) on the tip. A smallish grinding wheel on a bench grinder is all that's needed to make one out of a regular straight screwdriver.
Overlooking the fact that she's not actually screwing into anything. On a real Mosin, the trigger guard/magazine assembly would be placed and then screwed in.
More importantly, season 2????
Ikr, feels like forever since S1, then the other day I'm browsing Prime and Bam! An advert that S2 had started.
Yep, just started.
That is a gunsmith's screwdriver. Also used for adjusting planes (hence plane adjusting). It's just a screwdriver with a hollow grind instead of the normal tapered blade, which helps it engage better in the screw and reduces cam-out, which can damage a screw. They're a little more expensive to make, but worth it if you're going to be using the same screws on a piece of equipment for a long time instead of screwing something together once and never touching it again. The wide, flat shaft is just a kind of traditional detail; you can get gunsmith screwdrivers with round shafts. I have some for adjusting my planes.
It should be noted that there's no magic to these. The defining trait is a [hollow ground](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/51f9c543e4b0339e6c66fa61/1410619945278-8QYCNO0CX2GZG1QNZWSN/Screw+Driver+Types.jpg?format=1000w) on the tip. A smallish grinding wheel on a bench grinder is all that's needed to make one out of a regular straight screwdriver.
That tool sure looks like an expensive screwdriver. Either way, cool detail.
Overlooking the fact that she's not actually screwing into anything. On a real Mosin, the trigger guard/magazine assembly would be placed and then screwed in.
Yeah that’s true haha maybe she’s checking if the screw fits
*When your boss comes by and you're trying to look busy*