Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 264
be the part this new weapon is destined to play in thewars of the future, we know that every European Power has now provideditself with some machine guns. The Germans have those they took fromthe French, who adhere to their old pattern. The Russians have madenumbers of Catlings, each of which can… … Fig. \o^d.—The Montigny Mitrailleur. Montigny, Fig. 105^/. This gun, like the Catling, is made of several differentsizes, the smallest containing nineteen barrels and the largest thirty-seven. The barrels are all fitted into a wrought iron tube, which thus con-stitutes the compound barrel of the…
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