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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 8 (August 1905) (1905)

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he calorimeter by troubled with the heating of the weapon. The means of the small rubber tube and brass position of the operator—flat on the ground— nozzle which fits into a screw hole near the affords the greatest protection with minimum rim. The motor is thsn set in motion at a "cover;" and this,… … weight on the HOW THE REXER RIFLE IS CARRIED, mechanism, the THE REXER RIFLE AND ITS FIELD EQUIPMENT OF AMMUNITIOU

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