John C. Gar - uh, umm.

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He was born in St.Remi, Ile-de-Montreal, PQ. The Montreal accent would make it sound like GAH-rond. So long as you don't say "Gerrand." Gar-and/Guh-rand is the difference between which syllable is stressed in Canadian French as opposed to American English.
 
I watched the DVD the CMP sent with one of mine and if memory serves me correctly the family said the family pronounced their name Gay-rand. A General pronounced it Guh-rand during testing and the rest is history.
Makes me want to get mine back to the range.
 
I had Reeves Jungkind tune a Python. I asked him the pronunciation and he said he went by Junkin but his sons were going back to the Germanic Yung-kind.

David Chicoine, the S&W topbreak guru said Shi-coin
 
Well, several years back I had the opportunity to meet John Garand's daughter-in-law-----Kathy Garand-----and she pronounced it Gar'---and.
 
Then again I've heard at least three different ways to pronounce Leupold. And I'm not sure which is right. As long as some knows what I'm talking about I figure I've done the best I can.
 
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