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never liked the gun, and could not do as well with 

 it as with my repeater, which cost barely a sixth as 

 much. So one day I handed it to a Scotch friend, 

 who was manifestly ill at ease with a Winchester 

 exactly like my own. He took to the double-barrel 

 as naturally as I did to the repeater, and did excel- 

 lent work with it. Personally, I have always pre- 

 ferred the Winchester. I now use a 45-90, with 

 my old buffalo gun, a 40-90 Sharps', as spare rifle. 

 Both, of course, have specially tested barrels, and 

 are. stocked and sighted to suit myself. 



END OF VOLUME TWO 



