armorer

[ ahr-mer-er ]

/ ˈɑr mər ər /

a maker or repairer of arms or armor.

a person who manufactures, repairs, or services firearms.

an enlisted person in charge of the upkeep of small arms, machine guns, ammunition, and the like.

Origin of armorer

1350–1400; Middle English; replacing Middle English armurer < Anglo-French, Old French armurier. See armor, -er²

It had been made by my brother Mikael, the armorer, and bore the mark with which he stamped all the articles of his fashioning.

The Brass Bell |Eugne Sue
The only woman who lived within the ramparts of Fort Nashwaak seems to have been the wife of the armorer.

Glimpses of the Past |W. O. Raymond
The son of an armorer, he was left an orphan at the age of seven, and his guardians had embezzled a part of his fortune.

History Of Ancient Civilization |Charles Seignobos
The armorer threw down his heavy hammer with a crash upon the floor.

Sir Nigel |Arthur Conan Doyle

Dickon saw with surprise that the knight himself had no small knowledge of the craft of the armorer.

Masters of the Guild |L. Lamprey