touch the cylinder, and grind carefully and slowly until shafting, as the fact of the former being seldom perfectly cylindrical makes a good sharp edge is obtained all along the revolver. Now, we suppose no difference in the action of the bush. The general features of the invention that we have our… … Thomas's Patent Bush. Fig. 2. ever be allowed after it is once in perfect condition, it may be taken as a guide to set both ledger blade and revolver. Of course, we must first wedges of the bush are lubricated, the latter is then placed upon the shaft, be sure that it is level and true. The rest…
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