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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 26 (June 1875) (1875)

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d with lever handles sight as desired. It can be attached to any gun, and is claimed of the usual construction, and having, in place of the plow to insure accuracy in shooting. stock and share, a fork or rake made with two forward curved A is a slotted standard suitably hinged to the barrel and… … The rake is drawn by a pair of animals, one walking on shown. By raising me slide, E, the slide, C, can be used as each side of the ridge to be cleared. The beam is placed a coarse sight, and by lowering the former a finer sight is ob- directly over the top of said ridge, with the teeth on the…

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