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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 9 (1871) (1871)

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an should find his original In the joining of wood, in the various wood working trades, will save a subsequent movement in cocking the gun. The the handiest and best mode of clamping the joints tightly stock of the extra long Hammond cartridges—the ones pre- right hand thumb and finger then grasp… … the recess on the under side from all strain when the clamps of the breech block, se that its under surface accurate- arein use. The traveling nut is rebated so as to fit the slot obtain those of other kinds, which may be used with satis- in the cap casting, and engage with its under side, as…

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