- Oughtred,
William (1652).
Theorematum in
libris Archimedis de
sphaera et
cylindro declarario (in Latin).
Excudebat L. Lichfield,
Veneunt apud T. Robinson...
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George Reichenbach of the
Bavarian army
invented a rifled-wall
musket using cylindro-conical ammunition. In 1826, Henri-Gustave Delvigne, a
French infantry...
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spherical shots called BBs,
although in
recent years Minié ball-shaped
cylindro-conoidal
projectiles called slugs are
gaining more po****rity. Certain...
- The
cylindro-conoidal
bullet is a type of
muzzleloading firearm projectile with a
convexly cone-like
front end ("nose") and a
cylindrical rear body, invented...
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revolver and a
small number of
converted Mauser C96 pistols. Its
bullet is
cylindro-ogival and is of the
jacketed type. List of
rimmed cartridges https://www...
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obturation by
expansion of the bullet's base when fired. The Minié ball is a
cylindro-conoidal
bullet with grease-filled
cannelures on its
exterior and a cone-shaped...
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battlefield by
breechloading rifled firearms shooting spin-stabilized
cylindro-conoidal bullets,
which were far more
accurate with
longer effective ranges...
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marked with incisions. The name is a
shortening of the
descriptive term "
cylindro-conical stone".
Matthew Flinders saw two
cylcons in 1802 and
wrote a description...
- {\displaystyle ebd} , una ****
cylindro basis f e d c {\displaystyle fedc} ,
aequale erit
omnibus circulis simul, hoc est
cylindro a c g h {\displaystyle acgh}...
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Tamisier obtained a
patent in 1841 for a
method to
improve the
accuracy of
cylindro-conical shot, by
cutting three sharp grooves (French: "cannelures") on...
