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

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ndsinanydangerof breaking In the continuous working of the gun, the empty the carrier, as is well shown in the Fig. VII. or becoming disarranged, it will be seen that such ma- casesarethrust one after another into the tube, 27, and Cams, 40, in the closing of the breech, act on other chinery of the… … handle or arm, 3, to strike a buffer spring, 10, held out- plosion, so that the barrel, the crank, and the frame, side the gun frame, so that, when the crank handle, 3, is Fig. V.-FEED BOX. 47, or the whole recoiling portion of the gun, will recede resting on the buffer, 10, the spiral spring, 5,…

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