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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 26 (1877) (1877)

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e spring presses on the second nose, p, and secures the - ter is cut laterally near the breech and. right through the metal. In five minutes the entire mass solidifies. It was, handle in a new position. Asthethread of thescrew is now piece. The gun is sighted at the. right side with a small… … THE UCHATIUS BRONZE STEEL GUN. . General Uchatius met this difficulty by the addition of a ‘arm, 0, is again pressed and the movements reversed, and trunnions, and a tangent sight, R, at breech end of the sand mould, so as to form a dead head, in which the metal piece. Looking at Fig. 6, we see…

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