What does "Nut f�¼r Anschlagschaft" mean? N/T (EOM)
 

Re: What does "Nut f�¼r Anschlagschaft" mean? N/T
 

I think it means "Only to be used for battle (or attack) purposes."

That's odd...
 

I think it means "Groove for impact shank"

Re: That's odd...
 

I think the first word is "Nur" and not "Nut." Nur means "only."

Great free translation site
 

Check this site: http://www.freetranslation.com

You just type in your foreign phrase and the English comes up (or vice versa)! I put your phrase in and it came out "Only for stroke shaft."

Thanks for the site
 

The phrase was part of the description of several shoulder stocked pistols. When I searched the word Anschlagschaft it came up in references to pistol with shoulder stocks.

Re: Thanks for the site
 

I believe that the phrase "Nur fur Anschlagschaft" would translate as "only for shoulder stock".

Re: Thanks for the site
 

only for shoulder stock

on the site translates to:

Nur f�¼r Schulter Aktie

was ist das ?

ViggoG

Re: Thanks for the site
 

Well, thank you guys, for bringing a lighter and amusing note into this day....


Nut fuer Anschlagschaft: Slot for Shoulderstock


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Re: Vielen Dank Herr Ren�© ! (EOM)
 

Re: Thanks for the site
 

I did not use that site for the translation. I have found those sort of websites wery good for "conversation"; but not for technical translations. I made two assumptions: 1- that "nut" was actually 'nur', 2-that this phrase was probably in relation to a firearm. I used a German-English Dictionary-"Worterbuch der Waffentechnik" to translate the word "anschlagschaft"- which, in this sense, is "shoulder stock". A "normal" dictionary translates "anschlag" as estimate, calculation, etc. and in relation to firearms as aiming, position.

Re: That's odd...
 

"Nut" is right. it means the part of the grip where the wooden shoulder-part has to be fixed.