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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 3 (1900) (1900)

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r ten MAIN BATTERY j SECONDARY BATTERY gave a muzzle velocity of 2,080 foot-sec- miles we were able to follow the. wind- F ‘4 T 7 as oe onds and a muzzle energy of 2,990 foot- ing Shinumo on the trail already made, 8.6° fl oe eee Eins tons. This is the gun originally mounted and then we came to a… … the construction of our guns has been own (according to the statements of the greatly simplified by the reduction of the Indians) have ever gazed upon. The total number of parts of which they are weary work of reaching these precluded MAIN BATTERY. SECONDARY BATTERY my taking the camera on my first…

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