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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 22 (November 1896) (1896)

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segmental core is the most novel construction is obvious, and explains why the English action and is controlled by the position of the car. feature. The segments, which are made from open navy has adopted the Armstrong wire gun as its From the rear of the car a set of wires passes over the pul-… … gun, and the out- be shown by a side of the core DIAGRAM SHOWING CURVES OF PRESSURE, VELOCITY AND RESISTANCE OF THE TEN INCH BROWN SEGMENTAL WIRE GUN comparison of the is turned down naval 10 inch from nothing at the breech nut to a depth equal ley which isseen suspended between the vertical…

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