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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 24 (December 1901) (1901)

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e most ime. contain the counter-recoil springs. The recoil of the In the case of the 12-inch guns, the continued move- GUN-MOUNTS AND BREECH MECHANISMS. 8-inch gun is 24 inches, of the 7-inch 21 inches, of the ment of the crank first rotates or unlocks the plug, The increased rate of fire of the… … Breech of 12-inch Rifle Open. Breech of New 12-Inch Rifle Closed. reached, when the grooves come to a point and thus cut isms. In the first place, all guns recoil in a sleeve which of the new guns above 4 inches in caliber uses the off any further flow of liquid. The recoil of the 12-inch brass…

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