Front Guard Screw

[Peter Laidler]

I know exactly what you're saying John. It's us Brits talking a foreign language to you wild colonial and antipodean foreigners.....or is that the other way round? But it's confusing for Armourers (and there are a few more Armourers than you think read these threads.....) who can't understand what a king screw is or the top band.

Anyway, I hope that Capt Johns querie has been answered, by those foreign chaps in England!

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[Edward Horton]

If you think that’s bad just remember a Canadian Armourer has to be able to speak British English, American English, Canadian English and French.




At least some things do not require any translations

[Dave_n]

Glad to see you still have those new photos Ed. Mind you, God help any Canadian Armourer who has to work on the Gaspe Peninsula and who is not from there. Even people from Quebec City cannot understand the "French" used there. Dave_n

[CapnJohn]

GENTLEMEN!! PLEASE!! I was only looking for a common screw!!


At least some things do not require any translations

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