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Musketry, (.303 and .22 cartridges) : elementary training, visual training, judging distance, fire discipline, range practices, field practices . ---_,l5^ J^rrrrr^riritrrrr^ 5-75 ?>K 68 HAND GRENADES 197. 198 NIGHT FIRING. HAND GRENADES, ETC. [68 holding studs On the face of the flange S is fixed abrass plate spring U, for locking the detonator into two grooves in the flange S of the detonator Care to allow the flange S to pass the holding studs insertion or removal of the detonator. 5. The cap A carries a steel needle W for firing thedetonator. Two small i
Musketry, (.303 and .22 cartridges) : elementary training, visual training, judging distance, fire discipline, range practices, field practices . ---_,l5^ J^rrrrr^riritrrrr^ 5-75 ?>K 68 HAND GRENADES 197. 198 NIGHT FIRING. HAND GRENADES, ETC. [68 holding studs On the face of the flange S is fixed abrass plate spring U, for locking the detonator into two grooves in the flange S of the detonator Care to allow the flange S to pass the holding studs insertion or removal of the detonator. 5. The cap A carries a steel needle W for firing thedetonator. Two small indents are formed on thecap to engage vi-ith the groove M on the body B. Theraised lips are to allow the cap A to clear the indicatingknobs when the cap is being placed or removed fromthe body of the grenade. 6. Two raised lips are to allow the cap A to moveforward when the cap is turned into its firing position, thelips being raised sufficiently to clear the stop , this only being possible when the cap is in the firingposition. The raised portions are for the indicatingknobs to engage with when the cap is turned to the travelposition, and thus give a further ind
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