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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 24 (1893) (1893)

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with cone-shaped shoulder. A spiral spring act- “The gun, with the ordinary service mechanism plug by means of the rack bar described. As soon as uates it, being held to its work by a loose, spool- (Mark III), was fired 10 rounds in five minutes and two the plug is unlocked the stop pin will have… … THE DASHIELL RAPID FIRE GUN. These guns will form the main batteries of the ing, this lever moves thesleeve to the rear, cocking the small cruisers and the secondary battery of the larger pin on the toe of a horizontal sear bar. When locking, vessels of the navy. the sleeve is given motion in the…

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