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Nordenfelt introduced a true automatic in 1897, and by 1902 the Madsen automatic machine gun was being touted by the Danes; soon it was tested by the British and the Americans.4 The German gun works at Spandau, prodded by the kaiser, was busily producing its own Maxim knock-offs.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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The Gardner, the Gatling, the Nordenfelt—with each of these weapons, continuous fire was realized by continuous turning of a hand crank or movement of a mechanical arm.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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Maxim Nordenfelt Guns and Ammunition Company Limited, 86, 88–89
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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Royal enthusiasm for the gun ran so high that Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, recommended it to his nephew, Kaiser Wilhelm II, the emperor of Germany, who requested a demonstration competition between a Gatling, a Nordenfelt, and a Maxim.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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“The Nordenfelt—it has beaten all others,” he told them, and so the stories read the next day.32 Maxim also could not attract attention across the Atlantic; his competitors and potential partners in America barely replied to his mail.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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Other companies had formed in the United States and Europe and were readying their own guns—the Gardner, the Nordenfelt, and the Hotchkiss—for trials.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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By 1892, the Gatling gun was down to 74 pounds.46 In 1895, the Maxim Nordenfelt Company took miniaturization further, down to 40 pounds—25 pounds for the gun and 15 more for a tripod, the pair fitting together in a pack.47 These smaller guns were not mainstays in the fighting.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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In 1888 Maxim joined with Thorsten Nordenfelt, an arms dealer, financier, and steel producer from Sweden, to form the Maxim Nordenfelt Guns and Ammunition Company Limited.
The Gun C. J. Chivers 2010
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Nordenfelt (1995, 90) argues that a healthy person is one who can satisfy her “vital goals”, which are those that are necessary and sufficient for her to be minimally happy.
Concepts of Disease and Health Murphy, Dominic 2008
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I haven't any Perry figures of my own yet, but have seen some and they look very similar in size and proportion - which is good, as Perry's Gatling and Nordenfelt guns look so nice I just have to get some!
Royal Naval Brigade: Uniforms: Ratings legatus hedlius 2007
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