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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 7 (February 1889) (1889)

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rtridge case is extracted, the ham- action may be thoroughly understood. Since its intro- a part of this description, in which similar figures of mer is cocked, and another cartridge is brought into duction, this gun has met with marked success, and has reference indicate corresponding parts in all… … bers. The Maxim feeding the car- Fig. I.-MAXIM MITRAILLEUSE IN ACTION. automatic mitraille- tridges to the gun. use is so constructed Fig. VI. is a view that, on firing a single shot to start the gun, the force of the recoiling portion of the gun, tilted over so that the recoil not consumed in…

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