76 



^FOfrEST AND STREAM. 



Target made byC W.RKNNEL, Esq., 

 Keeeeviiie, N. Y , Aug. 9. 18?5. 



WINCHESTER 



Target made by IRA FLINDERS 

 Esq , Saianac, N. Y., July. ^75 



REPEATING RIFLE. 



Position, off-hand. 

 Bullae .e; 22 inches. 

 Disiauce, 4<0 yards. 

 Posstol ■> score, 25. 

 Score, 25. 



88 Consecutive Shots, made bv Gen. W E. 

 STrtOMtt. Peshtigo, Wis., March 11, 1875. 



THE 



Hunter's and Sportsman's Favorite, 



Position, off hand. 

 Bullseye, 22 inches. 

 Distance, 400 vards. 

 Possible score, 50. 

 Score, 46. 



Target made by Dr. E. H. PARDEE, San Francisco 

 California 



Position, kneeling. 



Bull-eye. 24 inches. 



Distance, 500 yards. 



81 Bullseyes 124 



43 Centres 129 



14 Outers 28 



281 out of a posible 352. 



Tlio accompanying are aixtlientio copies 



o±" targets made T^itli tlie style of" 



g-nir represented, above. 



30 CQUet-Culi t MlOIS. 



Distance, 1 10 yards. 

 String, 32J inches. 

 Average. 1 9 100. 



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