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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 5 (August 1907) (1907)

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nt feature of this weapon, rendering greater accu- fuzee spring, the remainder of the crank being within bodied in this arm. It will be seen that fundamen- racy in firing, consists of a disk clamped to the muzzle the breech casing. The action of the recoil causes tally the principle and design are… … vantage of being much lighter in backward, the crank is rotated suf- weight; while the same fact ap- ficiently to extract the empty case NEW VICKEBS-MAXIM AUTOMATIC BIFLE-CALIBEB GUN. plies to the end cap. The feed and from the barrel, and a fresh cart- handle block are made of high-class aluminium…

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