armourer

Clandestinely we made a few bushels of first-rate blasting powder, and I superin- tended my armorers while they constructed a lightning- rod and some wires.

Within the great enclosure thrived a fair sized town, for, with his ten hundred fighting-men, the Outlaw of Torn required many squires, lackeys, cooks, scullions, armorers, smithies, farriers, hostlers and the like to care for the wants of his little army.

Grimaud, in fact, was not only the accountant, but the armorer of the party; and as he was a man full of forethought, these trousers, carefully rolled up in his valise, contained every sort of tool for immediate use.

But while the armorer is thrusting in his devil's-dust, and dropping his ball, and lighting his flambeau, I can very easily loose six shafts, or eight maybe, so he hath no great vantage after all.

The ARMORERS' PISTOL TOOL is a 4-in-1 essential tool to service and maintain semi-automatic pistols.

Military shooting team armorers and gunsmiths should be able to answer these questions and have data to back it up.

This is why police departments of significant size maintain in-house armorers, and why smaller departments contract with local gunsmiths and armorers to do the same.

As an armament tech, I correct armorers about using the wrong lubes on weapons all the time.

13th-century crusader, for generations the Waters were known as armorers and iron workers.

This included practical exercises throughout the base for Installation Patrolman, Entry Controllers, Response Force Leaders and Members, Desk Sergeants, and Flight Armorers. The ever-present safety reminders and briefings further enabled SF armorers to dually arm, on average, 85 civilian and military personnel each day.