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SUMÁRIO
Capa
Folha de rosto
Sumário
Dedicatória
Prefácio
Bibliografia selecionada
Sobre a autora
Créditos
PREFÁCIO
To Load Gun.
Pass tag end of belt through feed block from right side. Pull crank
handle on to roller with right hand. Pull belt straight through as far
as it will go with left hand. Let go crank handle; the first cartridge
will then be gripped by extractor. Repeat as above; the first cartridge
will then be in chamber and another gripped by upper part of
extractor. Gun is then ready for firing.
To Unload Gun.
Take out lock; place loop of spring balance over knob of crank
handle, and, standing on left side of gun, press down check lever with
left hand. Pull spring balance vertically up, resting right wrist on
breech casing. The reading indicated when crank handle commences
to move will be the weight of fusee spring. This weight should be
between 7 and 9 lbs. If spring is over, or not up to weight, adjust by
means of vice pin. Generally six clicks (three revolutions) make a
difference of about 1 lb. Adjust by ½–lbs. as a rule.
Turning vice pin clockwise increases weight and vice versa.
Tension of spring should always be kept as high as possible,
consistent with maintaining normal rate of 500 rounds per minute.
TO STRIP AND ASSEMBLE GUN.
The gun is stripped in the following order:—
Lock.
Feed Block.
Release front cover catch, raise front cover, and lift out.
With right hand at rear and left hand at front, press box forward
until clear of lugs and remove. Disconnect fusee chain and remove
box and spring. Care should be taken to throw no cross strain on
chain.
Fusee.
Withdraw split pin. Give outer casing one-sixth turn and remove
it. Unscrew front cone. Loosen clamping screw of muzzle cup and
revolve cup till clamping screw coincides with flat on barrel. Remove
muzzle cup. Unscrew and remove gland.
Slides, Right and Left.
Recoiling Portion.
Roller.
To Strip Lock.
(a) See that lock is cocked; force out side lever split pin and axis
bush. Remove side levers and extractor levers and slide extractor
from front of lock casing. (b) Release lock spring and push out the
trigger and tumbler axis pins. (c) Remove trigger, tumbler, lock
spring, firing pin and sear with spring. To strip extractor, push out
gib spring cover and remove spring and gib.
(a) Remove top fixing screw of graduated plate. (b) Run the slide
off stem. (c) Remove fixing screw of milled head and lift latter off
slide. (d) Remove fixing pin, pawl, and pinion from slide. (e) Place
the milled head, face upwards, on a bench; then, with small
screwdriver applied to rectangular nib on slide spring, knock latter
down flush with face, when it can be lifted out with pliers.
EXAMINATION AND TESTING.
Before assembling the gun all parts should be tried in their places
separately to see that they work freely.
Test friction of recoiling portions (as Maxim, page 22).
Assembling.
One Man Loading by Hand.—Sit on the ground, with the right foot
doubled under the left thigh, the left foot resting on the outer side
and drawn towards the right knee.
Place the belt on the left knee, with the tag pointing to the right.
Take hold of the first brass strip between the forefinger and thumb;
then with the remaining fingers and ball of the thumb, hold the belt
so that the pockets will remain open. Take five cartridges in the right
hand, insert into pockets, taking care to avoid doubling over the thin
edge of webbing. Now place the belt on the knee, and, placing the
tips of the fingers on the front of the belt, finally adjust the cartridges
by pushing them forward with the thumb until the points of the
bullets are in line with the ends of the long brass strips. Continue to
load and adjust in fives, and make a final inspection when placing
the belt in the box.
Fix machine so that crank handle can be worked with right hand.
Unfold loading tray and leg, the tray being secured to the left of
bed plate by pin, the leg being made rigid by turning up the keeper
plate on to the pin catch.
Turn the steel guide plate (on bed plate) outwards. Pocket opener
must be far enough back to clear the belt.
Place belt behind roller and into belt guide. Edge of belt to be
touching side of guide, projecting end of long brass strips to point
away from cartridge plunger, and to pass under the steel guide.
Pawl to lie on top of belt.
Turn steel guide into position again and draw belt through with
left hand until first pocket is opposite pocket opener.
Fill hopper with cartridges and replenish as required.
Revolve crank handle continuously (not too fast) until belt is filled.
(A light pressure should be kept on the belt with the left hand until
the weight of the filled portion is sufficient to assist the pawl.)
The Lewis Automatic Machine Gun.
LIST OF PARTS.
1. Butt plate.
2. Butt plate screws (2).
3. Buttstock.
4. Butt tang screw.
5. Butt tang.
7. Butt latch.
8. Back sight bed spring.
9. Back sight bed spring screw.
10. Butt latch spring.
11. Back sight bed.
13. Feed cover.
14. Back sight leaf.
20. Back sight slide.
21. Ejector.
22. Guard side pieces (2).
23. Back sight axis pin washer.
24. Back sight axis pin.
26. Receiver.
27. Magazine pawls spring.
28. Stop pawl.
29. Rebound pawl.
30. Trigger.
31. Feed operating stud.
32. Safety (right and left).
33. Trigger pin.
34. Feed operating arm.
35. Feed pawl.
36. Feed pawl spring.
37. Bolt.
38. Charging handle.
39. Guard.
40. Cartridge guide spring.
41. Sear spring.
42. Sear spring box.
43. Magazine pan.
44. Ejector cover.
45. Extractors (2).
46. Gear stop.
47. Striker fixing pin.
48. Gear stop pin.
49. Gear stop spring.
50. Striker.
51. Cartridge spacer ring.
52. Gear.
53. Mainspring casing.
54. Magazine top plate rivets (6).
55. Mainspring.
56. Collet pin.
57. Mainspring collet.
58. Magazine centre.
59. Mainspring rivets (2).
60. Magazine latch spring.
61. Gear casing.
62. Magazine latch.
63. Centre key.
65. Gear case hinge pin.
66. Feed operating arm latch.
67. Magazine top plate.
68. Receiver lock pin.
69. Spacer ring rivets (5).
70. Interior separators (25).
71. Radiator casing rear, locking piece.
72. Rack.
74. Radiator casing rear.
75. Piston connecting pin.
76. Barrel.
77. Gas cylinder.
78. Radiator.
79. Piston.
80. Regulator key stud.
81. Gas regulator key.
82. Gas chamber.
83. Gas chamber band.
84. Gas regulator cup.
85. Clamp ring.
86. Front sight.
87. Clamp ring positioning screw.
88. Clamp ring screw.
89. Barrel mouthpiece.
90. Radiator casing front.
91. Sear (rear).
92. Hand grip.
93. Oil well.
94. Oil well cap.
95. Oil brush.
96. Spade grip butt tang.
97. Deflector.
98. Deflector arm.
99. Deflector arm joint pin.
100. Deflector clip.
101. Deflector clip joint pin.
102. Deflector bracket.
103. Deflector clamp screw.
104. Deflector latch.
105. Deflector latch screw.
106. Deflector clamp screw washer.
107. Deflector clamp screw stop nut.
108. Shell catcher bag.
109. Mounting yoke.
110. Mounting yoke clamp.
111. Mounting yoke bronze pillar.
112. Mounting yoke pillar screw.
113. Mounting yoke clamp hinge pin.
114. Mounting yoke clamp pin.
115. Mounting yoke clamp key.
116. Back sight elevating screw.
117. Back sight elevating screw head.
118. Back sight elevating screw head pin.
119. Back sight elevating screw head spring.
120. Sear pin.
121. Butt latch pin.
122. Mounting yoke pillar hinge pin.
123. Mounting yoke chain.
124. Mounting standard.
125. Light field mount bottom cross brace.
126. Light field mount centre post.
127. Light field mount feet (2).
128. Light field mount front legs (2).
129. Light field mount front yoke.
130. Light field mount knuckle joint.
131. Light field mount knuckle joint pin.
132. Light field mount rear brace.
133. Light field mount T joint, centre.
134. Light field mount T joint, side (2).
135. Light field mount top lug.
136. Barrel mouthpiece spanner.
137. Magazine filling handle.
Plate VI.
Description.
The gun complete weighs 25¼ lbs. and can be withdrawn from its
leather case and put into action immediately.
There are only 62 parts in the gun proper—these cannot be
wrongly assembled, and require no adjustment.
No water is used for cooling purposes, the steel barrel being closely
fitted with a jacket of aluminium having deeply-cut grooves
throughout its length. Over this is a thin tubular steel casing, the
muzzle end of which extends (in reduced diameter) beyond the end
of barrel, the special shaped mouthpiece screwed to the end of barrel
serving the double purpose of firmly securing the radiator in place
and of directing the powder blast of each discharge as to greatly
increase the “ejector action” of this blast in sucking cool air through
the grooves of the radiator. The system is so effective that the gun is