Indians For Guns

Vikram, how interesting! The looks of this rifle remind me of a Remington 1100 shotgun! For hunting and sporting use, this should be a reasonable alternative to the luddites who are opposed to technical progress for political reasons.

I had to listen closely, though. I was afraid I would have to ask Asif to translate from Australian for me to understand!

timmy wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 05, 2021 1:31 am

I had to listen closely, though. I was afraid I would have to ask Asif to translate from Australian for me to understand!

The first time I was directed to a Scottish call centre in the UK was a memorable experience. I kept apologising to the lady for not being able to understand her. Accents in the UK can vary a lot and can be very difficult to comprehend unless one's ear is tuned to them. Same with Australian I guess.

Vikram wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 05, 2021 1:42 am

The first time I was directed to a Scottish call centre in the UK was a memorable experience. I kept apologising to the lady for not being able to understand her. Accents in the UK can vary a lot and can be very difficult to comprehend unless one's ear is tuned to them. Same with Australian I guess.

Oh, does that bring back memories! We had just left a little village high up in the mountains, and I was placing a call to "Bahhh-sun" (we would say "Boston"). As you may know, yankees do not believe in the letter "R", unless they can add it to the end of a word that ends in a vowel. (Here, recall President Kennedy talking about "Rusher" and sugar from "Cuber".) Anyway, I called Bahhh-stun and the voice on the line asked me if I "knew my potty's extension." It took a moment for me to recover my composure.

Wasn't it Shaw that said something about "being divided by a common language"?

These converted from semi auto, lever actuated shotguns are wildly popular among the newer gun owners. Because of very stringent rules about pumps and semi shotguns.
But can someone please translate single action’ and ‘ double action’ semiauto rifles for me ?