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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 4 (January 1864) (1864)

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lts were furnished by Mr. J. L. Jones, i 45° into the bank of earth, while the corresponding I shot at the iron-rubber target passed entirely through oak, and joined together with ten wood-screw bolts. of St. Louis, Mo. The target was placed against a bank of solid clay. The first four inches… … 48 inches; thickness of plates, 4 inches; thickness of then two sheets of 1-inch rubber and two 1-inch The shot hole in the direct firing at the iron-rubber timber, 20 inches. wrought-iron plates, the latter being on the outer sur- target is circular, and differs but 45 inches from the face of the…

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