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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 1, No. 1 (July 2, 1859) (1859)

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cannons to be made are nine, twelve, and eighteen was a difficult and slow operation to load the old rifles, hence they were inferior to muskets for rapid advances not for several years after we recommended it that a pounders for the army, and after that large rifled guns will be supplied to the… … MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MILLWRIGHTS, AND MANUFACTURERS. down the barrel of the rifle freely; and when it is dis- which are employed in the French army are stated to be charged, the lead expands, presses into thespiral grooves equally as good; and there is nothing so very wonder- The SCIENTIFIC…

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