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The
Breech-
Loader and How to Use It
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 edition. Excerpt: .
William Wellington Greener, 2013
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The
Breech-
Loader - And How to Use It with Notes on Rifles
This edition was originally published in 1898.
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The American Agriculturist
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The
Breech Loader - A Guide on Purchasing and Proper Usage
A historical guide for the purchase and handling of sporting breech loaders. This book still adds to the knowledge of the hunter of today. This book contains classic material dating back to the 1900s and before.
W. W. Greener, W. W. Greener, 2011
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British Military Rifles
It was the first breech-loader to be accepted into general use with the British Army
. At first, existing 1853 Pattern .577 Enfield rifles were simply converted to accept
the new Snider breech-loading system (and designated the Pattern I ...
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Breech-loaders versus muzzle-loaders
In a trial at West Point recently, as stated in the official report of S. V. Benet,
Captain of Ordnance, a modern breech-loader "was fired ten times in forty-two
seconds — one hundred and sixty-eight rounds being fired in rapid succession,
without ...
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
With regard to muzzle-loading and breech-loading guns, do I understand you
rightly to say 'that if you can get range and accuracy you would prefer a muzzle-
loader to a breech-loader, except in certain positions, such as firing in casemates
?
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1866
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Montgomery Ward & Co. Catalogue and Buyers' Guide 1895
46558 The Complete Double Barrel Breech Loader, top lever, rebounding bar
locks, pistol grip, oil walnut stock, checkered grip and fore end, case-hardened
lock- plates and mountains, automatic extractor; a plain finished gun, but a good
one ...
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Waterfowling on the Chesapeake, 1819-1936
Nevertheless, these tests did not convince most gunners, and the popularity of
the breech-loader increased. Charles Edward Sneider, who worked as a
gunsmith in Baltimore for the merchant Thomas P. Poultney, was granted his first
patent ...
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Rifles: An Illustrated History of Their Impact
THE BREECH LOADER AND THE BRITISH ARMY The first-issue breech loader
that served generally in the British Army was no more than a conversion of the
famous Enfield musket. This was the Snider, a conversion system invented by ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «BREECH-LOADER»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
breech-loader w wiadomościach.
Video: Scottish Cannon Nearly Blows Seagull Out of the Sky
That cannon was eventually replaced by a 32-pound breech-loader that was at one point used in combat when a German Zeppelin flew ... «OutdoorHub, Lip 15»
Dablemont: Spring Peepers, Zebra Mussels, And A New Book
... and guiding some city hunters who wanted to kill turkeys and how it earned him his first breech-loader shotgun. But that story and dozens of ... «Lake Expo, Kwi 15»
Dablemont Outdoors - Early spring is late
... and guiding some city hunters who wanted to kill turkeys and how it earned him his first breech-loader shotgun. But that story and dozens of ... «Buffalo Reflex, Mar 15»
The bloody ballad of Broken Hill: How jihad came to the Australian …
... 1915, the two-man army packed into the ice-chest a Snider-Enfield, which Gül had bought for £5, and a Martini-Henry breech-loader with a ... «The Independent, Lut 15»
When Jihad Came to the Australian Outback
... and a Martini-Henry breech-loader with a long steel barrel. Then they climbed onto Gool's ice-cream cart and rode out of Ghantown, following ... «Newsweek, Wrz 14»
Mauser M71 Bolt-action Rifles: 'Moustache wax not included'
This single-shot breech-loader was better than muzzle loading muskets, and could fire 4-5 rounds per minutes but its paper cartridges were ... «Guns.com, Sie 14»
Recoil tolerance just one factor in choosing a kid's first shotgun
Low-recoil shells may not function properly in an autoloading shotgun, but they work fine in a pump or breech-loader. “Getting a youth hunter ... «Dallas Morning News, Sie 14»
Clearly the work of a bright spark: Victorian house that was first in …
He was behind the accurate and practical Armstrong Gun, a breech-loader which re-equipped the Army after the Crimean War. «Daily Mail, Lip 14»
Guardian of the Eastern approaches
St. David's Battery was a fixed battery of rifled breech-loader artillery guns, built and manned by the Royal Garrison Artillery and the Royal ... «Royal Gazette, Sty 14»
Historic rifle now on display at Fort Sill museum
The breech-loader was part of the museum collection when Couvillion joined its staff in January 1976, and it sat in front of his office the whole ... «Washington Times, Sty 14»
