y double the capaci- methods of coupling or uncoupling by going between the ball. ty of army rifles and revolvers. This invention consists in cars is obviated. ; making the cartridge with a shell capable of taking in a num- Messrs. T. R. Gibson and M. F. Seeley, of Fremont, Neb., Mr. Tyler proposes… … magazine rifle, using a cartridge carrying panying engraving is the invention of Mr. TYLER’S IMPROVED CARTRIDGE. Hugh C. Baker, of Hamilton, Ont., Cana- two balls, is equal to a rifle using a car- da. It is fitted with devices for registering tridge carrying only one ball under any ber of balls,…
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