Scientific American Supplement, No. 530, February 27, 1886 by Various
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connection with their station buildings, as "dry rot" and "dampness" are
effectually prevented, and a durable and noiseless floor secured. * * * * * IMPROVED REVOLVER. The Kynoch revolver, manufactured by the Kynoch Gun Factory, at Aston, Birmingham, is the invention of Mr. Henry Schlund. It may be regarded as the most simple in respect of lock mechanism of any existing revolver, whether single or double action. It extracts the cartridges automatically, and combines with this important feature strength and safety in the closing of the breech. Certainty of aim when firing is obtained by means of a double trigger, which serves many purposes. This secures quick repeating as in the double-action revolvers, and at the same time the revolver is not pulled out of the line of sight, as the trigger is pulled off by the forefinger, independently of the cocking motion, the cocking trigger being longer than the ordinary double-action triggers. The cocking trigger further serves to tighten the grasp, and so enables the power of the first recoil, which affects the shooting of all revolvers, to be held in check. The light pull-off enables a steady shooter to make surpassingly fine diagrams. [Illustration: THE KYNOCH REVOLVER.] The upper side of the barrel is perfectly free from obstruction, so that |
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