. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Just Drop in A Shell The Repeater That's Masy To Load A feature of the Winchester Model 1912 Hammerless Repeating- Shotgun, which is highly appreciated and has occasioned much favorable comment by gun users generally, and by trapshooters in particular, is the ease with which it can be loaded. The magazine is loaded by simply laying the shell on the carrier, through the opening in the bottom of the receiver, and pushing it forward into the magazine. When used as a single loader, as for trap shooting, loading consists of opening the action, dropping the shell in
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Just Drop in A Shell The Repeater That's Masy To Load A feature of the Winchester Model 1912 Hammerless Repeating- Shotgun, which is highly appreciated and has occasioned much favorable comment by gun users generally, and by trapshooters in particular, is the ease with which it can be loaded. The magazine is loaded by simply laying the shell on the carrier, through the opening in the bottom of the receiver, and pushing it forward into the magazine. When used as a single loader, as for trap shooting, loading consists of opening the action, dropping the shell in the side of the receiver and closing the action. It is not necessary to put the shell in the magazine or to place it in the chamber—just drop it into the receiver and the closing of the action carries it into the chamber. No turning the gun upside down, no fussing to get the shells started right, and no contortions of any kind are necessary in loading. Ease of loading is one of the many reasons why the WINCHESTER Model 1912 Shotgun Is "The Most Perfect Repeater". SELBY SMELTING & LEAD CO. San Francisco and Seattle SMASHING BLUEROCKS WITH SELBY LOADS IS REAL SPORT The man on the firing line who slips SELBY LOADS into his gun has shooting confi- dence. He knows his shells have a smashing pattern, are fresh and the "come back" won't shake him up. Get Fresh Selby Loads From Your Dealer, HE WILL ORDER SOMETHING SPECLVL FROM THE FACTORY IF YOU WISH. NOTE: At Salem, Ore., Mar 17, 1914, Air. Henry Wihlon won the Chingren Trophy with 95 x 100, from IS yards. At Los Angeles, May 15-17, Mr. E. L. Mitchell was high on all targets including the Handicaps, breaking 590 x 630: this score included 135 straight the longest run of the tournament. At the same shoot Mr. R. M. Arnold won the Handicap Cup, 25 x 25 from 20 yards. The honors of all these scores were shared by fresh Selby Loads, to which the shooters tied themselves. MT. DIABLO CEMENT keal for foundation, fair
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