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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 6 (February 1892) (1892)

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ntion in this country, and it may safely chemical action is quietly at work, the burrs are de- gun carriage. The advantage claimed for this arrange- be said that the sons of this fair dominion have pro- prived of their hydrogen, and crumble to carbon, while ment is that the gun—a model of which is… … ;J Vj .1 J_ It is stated that the gun, with i I - _ . . ^ prejudice which formerly cx- —I—i--" — isted against these methods even more than sufficient \1 strength, combines great du- of extracting burrs is rapidly "TitPualf rability with respect to its disappearing, as experience weight, and that…

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