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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 11 (1891) (1891)

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eted, and the south governed by micrometer gauges and calipers to assist gun shop, where the smaller calibers will assume their jacket and longer hoops are dropped before being final- in securing the best. ballistic results. finished shapes under the service of a 40-ton traveling ly placed on the… … done at the elapse before same time, cut- this final de- ting tools shaving off the outside of the tube while the mand can be satisfied. The powder is manufactured out; for if any portion of the jacket should become set “hog bit” (Fig. 6) is taking its first and second boring by Dupont & Co., who…

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