Forest and stream . fire or the necessity for priming with a tew grams of fine black powder. As regards trap shooting performances, Schultze Gunpowder is the champion powder, having been used by the prize winners at all the principal meetingsiboth m England and on the continentduring the last eight years. During the late international week at Hurlingham and the London Gun Clubs, June 13-18,1887, the gentlemen who used Schultze secured prizes amountingagainst £500 won by those using all other explosives combined. Numerous experiments carried out by the English Proof-House Guardians, and by the


Forest and stream . fire or the necessity for priming with a tew grams of fine black powder. As regards trap shooting performances, Schultze Gunpowder is the champion powder, having been used by the prize winners at all the principal meetingsiboth m England and on the continentduring the last eight years. During the late international week at Hurlingham and the London Gun Clubs, June 13-18,1887, the gentlemen who used Schultze secured prizes amountingagainst £500 won by those using all other explosives combined. Numerous experiments carried out by the English Proof-House Guardians, and by the editor of the London Field and others haveproved beyond question that Schultze Gunpowder, while being equal in propelling force to the beet English black powders, enves less pressure on the barrel even when subjected to varying temperatures,nd is therefore as safe to use as black powder. FOREST AND STREAM. [Nov. 10, 1887. A NEW REPEATING 12-GAUGE,S-SHOT. A gun with 30-in. Rolled SteelBarrel, SHOTGUN. The Best Made,. Safe,Quick, Well-Made,CHEAP. SEND FOR Plain Pistol Grip Stock, only $25,00. ASK YOUR DEALER TO SHOW ONE. MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., New Haven, Conn. Stores: 312 Broadway, New York, and 418 Market St., San Francisco. UPTHEGROVE & McLELLAN,


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