. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22 caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the marketâproven so by use in the hands of thousands
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. 22 Caliber Automatic Rifle Name over all the good points of other makes of .22 caliber recoil-operated rifles, and you mention only a few of the many that can be claimed for the Winchester .22 Automatic. Others are: real beauty of outline; a handsome and clean receiver (having no pins, screws or unsightly protruding parts); a reliable, strong and sure Winchester action; and the accurate Winchester shooting qualities. The Winchester .22 Automatic was the first and is the best rifle of this type and caliber on the marketâproven so by use in the hands of thousands of shootefs, who have given it every possible test. It holds ten shots, which are fired by simply pressing the trigger for each shot, thus enabling great rapidity of shooting with accuracy. It weighs only 5H pounds, takes down, and is easy to clean* and keep in good order. A rifle like this is a great sport maker, while at the same time it has no equal for shooting the smaller kinds of game. It lists at $ and is sold by dealers everywhere for less A COMPARISON WIEL CONVINCE YOU OF THE MERITS OF THIS WINCHESTER ..AN The Keystone State, with 402 gun clubs, according to the last census, is a leader in trapshooting activities in the United States. It is a signif- icant fact that this important body of shooters shows a con- tinued preference for Remln§ton-UMC both in State Tournaments and in the general run of club shoots. â LAST YEAR 24 STATE CAAMPIONSHIPS (including Pennsylvania's) out of 39, were won by shoot- ers Of tfem/ngto/irl/MC CHAS. H. NEWCOMB of Philadelphia Wins Championship 98 x 100 Shooting Arrow Speed Shells. (Mr. Newcomb won this event in 1914 as well, using the same ammunition) More Remington-UMC Top Scores. q Mr. Newcomb was also High Over All with 437 x 450 ammunition. ' using the same <f Mr W alter Bebm of Heading, was second High Amateur, 428 x 450 T In"8,.! Kem,n«!°" PumP G«n and the Speed Shells, and was the Doubles Cha
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