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Remington Ryder musket, caliber .50 disassembled
Identifier: reportofboardof00unit (find matches)
Title: Report of the Board of officers appointed in pursuance of the act of Congress approved June 6, 1872, for the purpose of selecting a breech-system for the muskets and carbines of the military service, together with their report upon the subject of trowel-bayonets;
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: United States. Board on Breech-loading Small-arms United States. Army. Ordnance Dept
Subjects: United States. Army Firearms Bayonets
Publisher: Washington, Govt. Print. Off.
Contributing Library: Library of the Marine Corps
Digitizing Sponsor: Library of the Marine Corps
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in the hammer, instead of into it as before. Locked.—By the position of the locking-brace independently of thehammer, which, when the breech has been closed, may be cocked in theusual way. Fired.—By a center-lock of the usual pattern, the mainspring of whichis double and has its lower leaf split near the end, so as to act uponboth the trigger and the sear-fly. Extraction and ejection.—By a mechanism essentially like that shownin No. 43, the ejection being helped by a flat spring playing on a cam-shaped shoulder on the rim of the extractor. Note.—A shoulder is formed on the upper surface of the sear-fly,against which the end of the mainspring bears when the hammer andblock are removed from the frame. A supplementary notch is formedin the lower surface of the locking-brace sear, which engages with thenose of the trigger, should the hammer be lowered to the half-cockafter loading. After firing, the hammer cannot be brought directly to the full-cockfor the reason given in No. 22.
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28 PARTS PECULIAR AND ESSENTIAL TO THE SYSTEM. Two o/ T^ood : 19 Sear Fly, 16 Trigger Pin, 2 Tip Stock,Butt Stock. 20 Hammer, 18 Locking Brace Sear Pin, 3 22 Locking Brace, 21 Hammer Pin, 26 Extractor. 23 Locking Brace Pin. pa Eleven principal metallicis not otherwise mentioned: Four Screws: Two Springs: 10 Breecli Block, 78 Guard Screw,Guard Screw, 9 27 Main Spring,E.iector Soring-. 1213 5 Firing- Pin, Firing- Pin Retractor, Frame, 2925 Recoil Stud Screw,Tang Screw. Three other minor 2)arts:24 Button, 6 Guard, Six Pins: 28 Recoil Stud, 15 Trigger, 11 Breech Block Pin, 28 Recoil Stud Dowel Pin. IT Locking Brace Sear, 14 Firing Pin Retractor Pin, 26 PARTS NOT PECU1 JAR TO THE SYSTEM, OR C( >MM0N TO ALL ARMS. 1 Barrel and Front Sight, 36 Upper Band Spring, 44 Rear Sight Leaf, 4 Ramrod, 37 Middle Band, 45 Rear Sight Leaf Slide, 30 Butt Plate, 38 Middle Band Spring, 46 Rear Sight Leaf Screw, 31 Butt Plate Screw, 39 Lower Hand, 47 Rear Sight Joint Pin, 32 Butt Plate Screw, 40 Lower Maud