A Field And Laboratory Guide in Physical Nature Study
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Long before the days of the modern gun, the bow gun was in use and was called the cross-bow. It is not a difficult weapon to make.
73. Take a piece of |-inch stuff, 6 inches wide and 3I feet long. Saw out the general form of a gun, laying it out by the working plan (Fig. 13).
The barrel of the gun is left square at the outset.
It may be rounded off below after carrying out the following directions, if it is desired. With a groov- ing plane or a gouge cut a shallow groove along the top of the ba...rrel. Cut a hole through the bulge near the end of the barrel to receive the bow. The bow already made may be used, fastening it at its mid-point in this hole and wedging it with wooden wedges to hold it in place.
a 3 o o a ^ o I— I TOP, SLING, AND BOW 47 The arrow, some 1 8 to 20 inches long, should have a rounded head so that it will sUp along the groove easily, and the opposite end must be made wide with a generous notch to catch the string from the bow when the former is released iti firing the gun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long before the days of the modern gun, the bow gun was in use and was called the cross-bow. It is not a difficult weapon to make.
73. Take a piece of |-inch stuff, 6 inches wide and 3I feet long. Saw out the general form of a gun, laying it out by the working plan (Fig. 13).
The barrel of the gun is left square at the outset.
It may be rounded off below after carrying out the following directions, if it is desired. With a groov- ing plane or a gouge cut a shallow groove along the top of the ba...rrel. Cut a hole through the bulge near the end of the barrel to receive the bow. The bow already made may be used, fastening it at its mid-point in this hole and wedging it with wooden wedges to hold it in place.
a 3 o o a ^ o I— I TOP, SLING, AND BOW 47 The arrow, some 1 8 to 20 inches long, should have a rounded head so that it will sUp along the groove easily, and the opposite end must be made wide with a generous notch to catch the string from the bow when the former is released iti firing the gun.
What to read after A Field And Laboratory Guide in Physical Nature Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliot Rowland Downing to read onlineMoreLess
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