ILLUSTRATION SUPPLEMENT: '*AS HIS FATHER DID BEFOI^E HlM." 
VOL. LIX.-N0. 23. • SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. (902. 
Copyright 1902, by Forest and Stream Publishing Co. 
Entered at New York Post Office as Second Class Matter 
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I'RIGE, 10 CENTS. 
on big game ammunition is 
is a guarantee of uniformity. 
All the new High Power and 
High Velocity cartridges for 
small bore or big bore rifles. 
Correspondence solicited. 
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313 Broadway. New York. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. 
WiNcriEdTCR •SS Caliber 
A NEW LARGE CALIBER HIGH POWER RIFLE. 
IG game hunters who have advocated a large caliber high-power rifle will find in the 
new Winchester .33 Caliber a gun that will meet their requirements. The popular 
and reliable Winchester Model 1886 Rifle has been adapted to handle this new 
cartridge, which is large enough and powerful enough to kill any big game known. 
The Winchester .33 Caliber Rifle is made in solid-frame or take-down style, with 
a 24-inch round nickel steel barrel and weighs about 7 3-4 pounds. The "Take 
Down" Zisfs at $30,00 and the Solid Frame gun at $25.00. The Winchester .33 
Caliber belongs to the high-power Smokeless-powder class of cartridges, having high 
velocity and flat trajectory, and which develop great striking energy and penetrating power. The 
.33 Caliber bullet weighs 200 grains, and with the load of Special Smokeless powder used in the 
cartridge develops a muzzle velocity of 2,050 foot seconds and a muzzle energy of 1,868 foot 
pounds. The penetration of this cartridge with a soft-pointed metal patched bullet at a distance of 
15 feet from the muzzle is 12, 7-8-inch pine boards. Soft pointed bullets used in this cartridge 
have special upsetting, or mushrooming, qualities, owing to their high velocity. This makes the 
Winchester .33 Caliber a particularly desirable cartridge for big-game shooting, as mushrooming 
bullets of this size, have terrific killing power. For all practical purposes this cartridge is as 
powerful as the .30 U. S. Army or .303 British, and the fact that it is of considerably larger 
caliber is considered by some an advantage in its favor. Send for full description of it, 
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., ----- NEW HAVEN, CONN. 
