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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 26 (June 1895) (1895)

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et were a single cartridge. The cartridges memorandum of it. A very suitable medium position sharply behind and to return to one's course immedi- for all-iound work is to have the peak of the saddle are fed into the chamber by a positive movement, and ately in front of it. A sudden and jerky style… … THE BLAKE BIFLE-ACTION OPEN. sible extent and then find ly being larger. A full belt the leg straight. The leg would hold fifteen pack- greasy road. Of course, there are certain conditions of should never be fully extended at any point of the ets. A belt may have a smaller number of loops, the road…

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