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Excerpt: "The Maxim Gun. GENERAL DESCRIPTION. Weight of the ·303-in. gun, 60 lbs. Weight of the tripod, 48 lbs. Weight of ammunition box containing one filled belt, Mark VI 21 lbs., Mark VII 19½ lbs. The gun may be considered as divided into two portions—the non-recoiling and the recoiling. It is worked automatically by two forces—the explosion of the charge which forces the recoiling portion backwards, and a strong spring (called the fusee spring) which carries it forward."
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GenreHistory
Length3 hrs 46 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 18, 2024
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The Maxim Gun.
26BELT FILLING.
2GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
27The Lewis Automatic Machine Gun.
3MOUNTING, TRIPOD, ·303-in. MAXIM GUN, MARK IV.
28LIST OF PARTS.
4TO MOUNT AND DISMOUNT GUN.
29TO STRIP AND ASSEMBLE.
5TO LOAD AND UNLOAD GUN.
30DETAILED STRIPPING.
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6TO CLEAN GUN.
31STOPPAGES.
7MUZZLE ATTACHMENT.
32The Colt Automatic Gun
8THE FUSEE SPRING.
33(1914 MODEL.)
9STRIPPING THE GUN.
34LIST OF PARTS.
10EXAMINATION AND TESTING.
35Hotchkiss Portable Machine Gun.
11ASSEMBLING THE GUN.
36COMPONENT PARTS.
12REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PARTS OF THE LOCK.
37ACCESSORIES.
13STOPPAGES.
38GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
14·303–inch Vickers Gun.
39ACTION OF THE MECHANISM
15VICKERS LIGHT MACHINE GUN.
40TO STRIP AND ASSEMBLE THE GUN.
16TO MOUNT AND DISMOUNT GUN.
41ASSEMBLING.
17TO LOAD AND UNLOAD GUN.
42POINTS TO BE ATTENDED TO BEFORE FIRING.
18TO CLEAN.
43OPERATING THE GUN.
19MUZZLE ATTACHMENT.
44RAPID CHANGE OF BARREL IN THE FIELD.
20FUSEE SPRING.
45COOLING BARREL.
21TO STRIP AND ASSEMBLE GUN.
46ACCIDENTAL STOPPAGES IN THE AUTOMATIC ACTION OF THE GUN.
22EXAMINATION AND TESTING.
47USE OF THE REGULATOR.
23REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PARTS.
48STOPPAGES AND THEIR REMEDIES.
24STOPPAGES.
49CLEANING AND CARE.
25DAMAGED PARTS OF LOCK, &c.
50FEED STRIPS.
