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Old 10th September 2008, 03:41 PM   #14
Maurice
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Originally Posted by Rick
I believe the 'staple/s' Jose is referring to is the missing guard piece/s .
They are sometimes called staples due to their shape and method of attachment to the cross guard .
Ofcourse Rick........now it makes sense to me. Thank you for explaining.
Jose, thank you, now I know what is meant by staples.

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