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THE GAME BREEDER 



REMINGTON 

 UMC 



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MAN usually has to travel a long distance 

 nowadays to get a shot at Big Game. 



That fact alone should lead him to think deeply before 

 he selects his rifle and ammunition. 



The Remingtori^UMC ideal in the high power Big Game 

 Rifle (whether the hand-operated, slide action repeater, or 

 the autoloading model) is that the arm shall be powerful 

 enough for the biggest game found on this continent — that 

 it shall handle easily — be as comfortable to carry as to shoot 

 — not excessively heavy — free from delicate parts and 

 complications. i 



This is the doctrine of common sense, and there is not 

 today in the big game field an arm that approaches the 

 Remington UMC Big Game Rifles in wide -spread and 

 sound popularity. 



Both the Remington slide action and autoloading models 

 are made in four different calibers — .25 Rem., .30 Rem., 



