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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 19 (May 1864) (1864)

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anxiety on that Gun :— was partially flattened down and pressed into the ' account, and required more than ordinary care and grooves, but nearer to the trunnions the metal be-j watchfulness. Mr. George B. Riggins, who assisted " It has been found necessary, since the introduc- tween the grooves was… … perior to all others hitherto professional engineer of applied to gunnery, as it combines with strength the muzzle end of the bore the grooves were quite sound ; this city, and a person who has had a great deal of and uninjured. On examining the shot that caused , experience with steam engines a«d…

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