Help me identify this bit make

Here 'ya go!

Coronet Robart Pinchless Walking Horse Bit, English bits, Coronet Bits at TOHTC.com

I'm not sure if the mouthpiece is 100% identical, but it's pretty close. Try Googling "Coronet Robart walking horse bit" or something like that.

Well that is strange then
The bit is used on a western ridden QH who has been used for cow pinning
the owner is the BO of my barn and they live in washington st.

I will get a closer look at it this evening when I go to the barn

Looking at that bit in the link it does look some what like it bit the mouth piece is not curved like the one I posted

And the winner is .... Corenet.
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There is no such thing as sweet copper. I think you mean sweet iron. Sweet iron is supposed to rust and produce a taste that horses like, not one that makes them drool.

BTW, ebay has no control over how you receive your money after you sell something. Receiving your money has to with the buyer.

I beg to differ. Here is a " sweet copper". And it states to help salivation
Http://www.doversaddlery.com/stübben-sweet-copper-loose-ring-snaffle-bit/p/X1-010432/
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Sweet copper is a marketing term. All copper is sweet and it's purpose is to promote saliva (BTW, copper does not rust). The only bit material that is made to rust is sweet iron.

I think it is called a comfort gait shank bit

And poppy I think it is supposed to be sweet/sour in the horses mout to calm them down

Eh whatever it's called when I bought it the tag said it was supposed to rust. And yes salivate that's what I ment by drool. Saliva is drool, is it not?
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