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DescriptionRML7pounderMountainGunDiagram.jpg | Diagram of British RML 7 pounder Mountain Gun ("Steel Gun), on Mountain carriage. Elevation was by quoin or wedge and by screw. This drawing shows the three alternative positions for the quoin, the lowest providing the greatest elevation. Fine adjustment was achieved by screwing the quoin in or out as required. |
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Source | The South African Military History Society Military History Journal - Vol 2 No 1 Guns in South Africa 1899-1902, June 1971, by Major Darrell D Hall |
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