Manual of Instruction in Ordnance And Gunnery for the Us Naval Training Servic
Manual of Instruction in Ordnance And Gunnery for the Us Naval Training Servic
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* 7. Mainspring* (after disengaging stirrup).
8. Hammer (strut and stirrup).
9. Rebound lever.
10. Cylinder stop bolt.
11. Trigger. * 12. Trigger-locking lever screw.
13. Trigger-locking lever.
14. Crane lock and screw.
15. Cylinder* and crane. * 16. Latch spring pin.
17. Latch* and spring.
Explain that this is the only dismounting required except to replace broken parts. The barrel should not be unscrewed from the frame ; pins should not be driven out, nor ejector unscrewed from ejector rod; b...ut show how drifts are used, and how the wrench is used to turn off injector and turn out crane nut, the threads in both cases being left-handed. This leaves the following parts assembled or only partially dis- mounted, viz : 1. Barrel* and sight. * 2. Frame (trigger guard). * 3. Rebound lever spring.
4. Hammer. * 5. Hammer stirrups.
6. Hammer strut and spring.
7. Crane (nut).
8. Ejector* and ratchet.
9. Ejector rod (head). * 10. Ejector spring.
39 Explain the function of each of these parts, directing atten- tion particularly to the parts marked with *, the names of which must be remembered by apprentices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* 7. Mainspring* (after disengaging stirrup).
8. Hammer (strut and stirrup).
9. Rebound lever.
10. Cylinder stop bolt.
11. Trigger. * 12. Trigger-locking lever screw.
13. Trigger-locking lever.
14. Crane lock and screw.
15. Cylinder* and crane. * 16. Latch spring pin.
17. Latch* and spring.
Explain that this is the only dismounting required except to replace broken parts. The barrel should not be unscrewed from the frame ; pins should not be driven out, nor ejector unscrewed from ejector rod; b...ut show how drifts are used, and how the wrench is used to turn off injector and turn out crane nut, the threads in both cases being left-handed. This leaves the following parts assembled or only partially dis- mounted, viz : 1. Barrel* and sight. * 2. Frame (trigger guard). * 3. Rebound lever spring.
4. Hammer. * 5. Hammer stirrups.
6. Hammer strut and spring.
7. Crane (nut).
8. Ejector* and ratchet.
9. Ejector rod (head). * 10. Ejector spring.
39 Explain the function of each of these parts, directing atten- tion particularly to the parts marked with *, the names of which must be remembered by apprentices.
What to read after Manual of Instruction in Ordnance And Gunnery for the Us Naval Training Servic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Naval Personnel to read onlineMoreLess
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