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The artillerist's manual and British soldier's compendium

Note 6 — PART III. ORDNANCE, CARRIAGES, ETC.

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When a shot is jammed in a gun, and cannot be rammed home to the cartridge, destroy the charge by pouring water down the vent, and muzzle until the ingredients are dissolved, and cleared out of the bore; then introduce a small quantity of powder through the vent, and blow out the shot.

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