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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 19 (1861) (1861)

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picking the powder losing its power when kept for any length mile ; number of shots fired, 8. off any enemy of its defenders by the truest rifle be- of time. The quality of the powder produced depends This is a view of a target made with this shot on comes a matter of infinite difficulty. It can be… … Barnard, of the Supreme Court, and Judge McCunn, inches bore, 4 inches long ; weight of shot, 5} bs.; emy of Natural Sciences, and numbers among its the City Court, have entered the army as Colonels of weight of charge, 5} ounces ; distance of target, 1,000 members several very distinguished…

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