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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 2 (July 1875) (1875)

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at the base; 11 Dibbles bullet with a recess forthe powder; m m Shalers triple bullet, the pieces of whichare intended to diverge after leaving the muzzle; n n Madells • Pnbllsliers, J. B. Ford & Co., New T»l£ city. bullet, which is built up of interlocking portions, whichpart as they leave the… … Catinoif Projectiles. Pig. 3 shows a few of the numerous kinds of cannon pro-jectiles which have been devised, a is the Hotchkiss. Atthe moment of firing, the wedge-shaped piece, shown in sec-tion, is driven forward, expanding a soft metal ring whichfills the grooves. 5 5 is the James. In this the…

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