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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 13 (September 1900) (1900)

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tial pressure TEE HEW ABUT 16<IN0H dWS. develop even greater velocity and energy than this, (thesfi being the qualities constantly sought for in the The 16-inch rifle is the first of a series of similar gi- with a relatively small increase in the chamber pres- manufacture of smokeless powders), th|… … ^■f. SfA Lev£l eight at Boston, and four at weighing 1,700 pounds, with ^J.. *+< *-■*, ■'-%.| Hampton Roads. It is not p a muzzle velocity of 1,700 feet - - •-^•20.078 M/US- -r likely that this policy will per second had a maximum DIAOBAK SHOWING BANGE OF THE le-INCH GTTN. prevail; for the time…

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