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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 15 (October 1883) (1883)

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so that when it is desira- Mr. Allen has studied out the subject thoroughly, and has tongue is hinged to the forward hounds in the ordinary man- ner. Placed under the tongue is a spring whose forward ble to fire rapidly, the closing of the breech lever automati- prepared " translation tables " by… … which has gone too far to be safely drawn back; that they BUZZINI'S FIBE ABM. are more economical. He considers that the ties should have five inches of clear distance between them. is not required, the adjustable device may be set so that it will not release the safety catch. The engraving shows…

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