Rivets
Screws
Bolts
Nuts
Washers
Pins
100
I am the first part number you should know. Rivet, round head aluminum alloy.
AN430
100
John is the most popular in the class, but this screw is the most popular flat head 100 degree countersunk hardware
AN507
100
The two types of wrenching
Internal external
100
A nut that shares the same name that can also have a leading edge and flaps
wing
100
Washer, flat electrical, (Brass, Silver, or Tin plated) part number
AN961
100
Great for sheer loads
Threaded taper pin
200
Two consecutive cherry max part numbers that can have a protruding head or a countersunk head
NAS 1398 NAS 1399
200
It is not okay to spell this head type with a PH instead of an F
Fillister head
200
Two types of diameter
Minor major
200
Part number for a self locking nut that has nylon and rated for 250 degrees
AN365
200
Is the distinct characteristic of NAS549
Resin Fiber
200
Change your baby's diaper with this safety pin part number
AN416
300
Both are features of AN426 and MS20426
river countersunk aluminum alloy
300
I am insulted by your slang use of Phillips, I prefer my true name to be used in the AC43
cross recessed
300
Bolt used to accommodate Ferrite
Magnetically inspected
300
I am this
castellated nut
300
When pulled out of the package this NAS1401 with be this shape
square
300
MS9245 is the part number of this pin
cotter
400
Brazier head rivet part number
AN456
400
The NAS 5000 and 6000 series have this type of recess
tri-wing
400
Not to be used in tension applications or where they will be continuously used for maintenance and inspection
Aluminum bolt
400
Features of an AN373 that often appears in Beachcraft airplanes
countersunk nut, plate, 100 degrees, 250 F
400
Part number for close tolerance, countersunk, washer that reaches 1200 degrees acceptable limits
NAS1587
400
Part number for this rear mounting pin
NAS574
500
This high sheer rivet is also an expensive alloy
NAS1906-1916
500
I a may appear to be an intoxicated cross recessed but I have a name. I am also too cool to be called by my elongated name
torq-set
500
Common hardware bolts bought on Devin's Amazon account are between 50,000 to 60,000 PSI, where aircraft bolt are high carbon steel and heat treated to reach in excess of "this" PSI
125,000
500
You would use this ___ nut in applications to keep various fluids in or out and has either a low or high crown. Parts number MS24679-MS24680
cap
500
Two main features of NAS1515
Plastic and rubber
500
Part number for Pin, Swage Lock, protruding head, stump type, steel
NAS1496-1502
600
For David only: First five part numbers of the exploding rivet
MS20602
600
For Brett only: Re arrange the following order of events in a standard turbine engine:
POWER, COMPRESSION, EXHAUST, INTAKE
INTAKE, COMPRESSION, POWER, EXHAUST
600
For Evan only:
A Royal New Zealand Air Force Beaver supported Sir Edmund Hillary's expedition to this place in 1967
South Pole
600
For everyone: Commonly used on an Edo float
Gang channel
600
For Garrett only: Without "this" the B2 tends to rotate around its yaw axis unexpectedly 
rear stabilizers
600
For Everyone: Five different aircraft that are currently at Sea Land
Don't ask John