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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 17 (1890) (1890)

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the The German gun differs from the Lebel as regards less than the Lebel. Lebel gun, we wish to speak at the same time of its principle, in that it is a weapon with a loader, while ball, and especially of the powder called smokeless, The barrel of the gun is surrounded throughout its ours is a gun… … (Hollow wooden ball.) {Hollow brass cartridge.) shall return to this question, however, in speaking of the new German gun which we are to describe. Germany, in fact, could not remain in a state of in- heat due to rapid firing. zine gun, and they have just adopted the loader for the new weapon. We…

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