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'""'..._WAR SURPLUSWINCHESTER CARBINE. 12 GA••MODEL 12 SHOTGUN. 20" BBL.Pa rk erized and with Govt . coat ing, a lso bayonet attac hment- $39.95. Sam e type except blue flnis h- $4 1.95 coate d;$44.95 coat ing r emoved. Condition V.G . + . Lym an AdjustableChoke wit h r ecoil cha mber attached to a bove guns- $15.95 extra ; Cutts Comp, wit h one choke tube-$17.25extra.Bar rels for 720 Sa va ge Aut o. 12 Ga., 26" Im p.Cyl. Can a lso be fit ted to IIA Rem $14 .95Barr els for T hompson 45 Ca l. S . M.G . Pl ai n IOV4"' 10.95Barr els for 30/06 Sp r ingfi eld 4 Groove 8.95Barr els for Mau ser 98. 30 / 06 Ca l.. 2 Gr. $9.95; 4 Gr. 14.95Barr el s for Kra g S pr. 30/40 Cal . , 2 Gr . $9.95 ; 4 Gr. 14.95Wa lnut Stoc ks for Model 1897 Wi n. 12 Ga. $5.95 pl us n.Wal nut Stoc ks for Rem. 3 1 Pump 12 Ga. $4.95 plu s n.Wal nut Sto cks Rem . Aut o. II A 12 Ga. $4.95 plus p.Ha nd guar d for 3 1 Rem ..... $.95- W in.- Mode l 97 $1.95Barr els for 520· 620 Stevens P ump 12 Ga. 20" $ 4.95Act ion Bar for 520·620 S tev ens Pump 12 Ga............ 1.95Hand Gua rd wit h Bay onet Attach. for 12 Ga . S .G ..... 2.95Barrels for Colt Com ma ndo 38 S P. 2" ; will fitOffici al P ol ice. a lso Arm y S pecial.............................. 4. 95Tr igg er Guard Mill ed for 22 or 30 Ca l. S pringfield.. 2.75Ma galine for 22 Ca l. U.S . Springfield .................... 2.75U.S . S pr ingfl eld Ream ers H.S . Steel Necking..... 2.95Roughers . 30/ 06 Cal . 3.95Remington I IA Auto. S . G. " Par ts Kit" 3 or 5 S hot .12 Ga.: Mag. Tub e, nuer. S lide, Link. Sat . Se ar.Cover Lat ch. $ 15.00 Li st Only 2.49Rifle or Sh ot gun Pu ll -T hr u Clea ning Brushes, 44 to45- 70; a lso 4 10 & 20 Ga. S. G OOl . .60Brass Revolver Rods wit h Bru sh : 32; 38 ; 45 cal. Ea. 1.00W INCHESTER R IFLE MODEL 7 1. 5 shot, 348Ca l., New. Li st $ 119.95 . Our pr ice 89.95-WI NCH ESTER RIFLE MODEL 07. 351 Auto.. 10shot mag. , New. Li st $ 177.75. Our pric e 137.50~Uftft"I" AIUiUft• nVVllni "1'llliO303 BRITISH MILITARY $7.50P er 100 cart r id ges. Th e flnest mad e in Europe; 165 gr ai nMark VII coppe r -coate d P9inte d bull et .8MM . MAUSER MILITARY $7.50P er 100 cart r idges . Mil itary t op-qua lit y Impo rte d154 Gr. Cop per Jacket Met al P oin t , with Ameri can typepr imers. Li mi t ed qua nti ty British Pr oof Load s 154 Gr .for use only in good grad e Mauser r ifles, $9.00 per 100.Cli ps for Model 98 Mau sers. 6 for $ 1.00.30/40 KRAG 30 U.S.A. $7.50P er 100 car tr id ges. W ith 220 grai n conner-coated jac ketbull et , round nose. Remingt on Klea nbore. nen-cerrestve.Sav e your good Kra g barrel - use non-eorruaive ammo .Snec ia l P er 1000 $57. 00.30-06 SPRINGFIELD $7.50Per 100 cartridges . M2 with 150 Grain Mil itarybull et . lat e iss ue non-corros ive. A ll fa ctory loaded, ca nbe used in M I Gara nd or any mak e 30· 06 cal. r ifle." I ; •• ~~.. ~_.. .. .... JOn _ '7" -'-_ .......... - . . ... . _~P er 100 car tr id ges. W ith 220 grai n eenner-eoated jac ketbull et, round nose. Remingt on Klea nbore. nen-cerrestve.Sav e your good Kr ag barrel - use non-eorr usive ammo .S necia l P er 1000 $57. 00.30-06 SPRINGFIELD $7.50Per 100 cartridg es . M2 with 150 Grain Militarybull et . late issue non-corros ive. A ll fa ctory loaded, ca nbe used in M I Gara nd or any mak e 30· 06 cal. r ifle.Clips. 5, s hot , per dozen $1.20. Top hand gua rd $ 1.75.Extract ors $ 1.50. New s lings $1.95.30 CAL. Ml CARBINE $5.95P er 100 car tr id ges. Fac tory load ed with 112 gra in Met a lja cket bulle t. Li mit ed quantity la te iss ue non-eerrostve$7.50 -" . Also 110 gr . Soft Nose box (50) $6.00. 15 S hotMag al,ne. 85c. ~ shot $2.45 . 30 s hot $4.95. Gov'! S urp lushea vy ca nvas Zipper Cover $2.45. Lega l ba rre l extens ion$3. 75. S toc ks with metal fitti ngs $4.75. Free lis t.45·70 GOVERNMENT $9.50P er 100 cart r id ges. Mad e by U.M .C. with 500 Gr . lea dbull et and s moke less powder. Packed 20 to th e boxLi mi ted Qua nt ity not in boxes $7.50. Also s pecia l lotasso rt ed mak es, loose, !ull load s, t ar nish ed brass cases,for reload in g. (So ld as IS. ) $4.95 per 100.30 CAL. CARBINE BARRELS $8.25Br an d new, in cosmoli ne, wit h fron t s ight. P ist on a ndnut . a lso fro nt ban d a nd s wivel; very scarce. $6.2 5 p.n." EXTRA SPECIAL " Per 10022 Sa vag e Hi gh P ower 70 Gr. S . P. Kleanbore $ 12.0025 Steven.s S hort R. F. Non · Corros ive 60 Gr. Lead.... 3.00~W~ oXfi 'li a~~ g ~aH li_np ~ ~~rG87 ~~ .nto~ : ~.~. : : : : : : : : : : : : : . :~ :~g8 m. m. M ~u s e r Import 239 Gr. Sof t Nose.. 15.00gl/;o5~ ~I.m Rf:l~e :::~ eJ 6 9~r~t~:v.So~· R·e·m·:"S·:;:;::::::: 2~ :~~303 Savage Model 99- Mus h. or S. P. 180 Gr 9.007c92 01.01. ~url (Sho rt) Ger man M. G.M .P4;, Automat ic G.. 1. 230 Gr. M.P. Ncn-c errestve18.006.00~.~ 01. 01. X ~~ ~, m ~ te y r Hemb ru g G. 1. 7.5045 lj):i:J' ~O lt fO~mN . ~~y ~rHs ~A~rLge~d~..:::::·..···..······· · ~~ :~g45 Colt Auto. Rim for 19 17 Model s Lead . 9.00~ . ~~:·m~r:~~h S~~~~~hR~rae~s e~ ':; ' ~ olr . ·i(·rag··if··i·...··· ~ . ~ ~303 Br it ish 130-1 80 or 2 15 Gr . S . P. Norm a: ::::::: 21:006.5 or 7.35 01. 01. It a li an Im port ed G.1. Bull et 7.506.5 or 7.35. m. m.Hafi an Im ported Soft Nose 20.003 2~ Long Rim fir e lead Win. Staynl ess 4.007.0 01. 01. French M.A.S . 1936 M.L .E . Imp. G.I... 12.007.5 rn.m . F~ e n c h M.A .S . 1936 M.L .E . Imp. S. P 20.004 1 Sho rt Rim fir e Rem. Derr inge r Kleanbore 10.009MM . LUGER PARABELLUM $7.50P er 100 cartr id ges. Also for use in P 38 Wa lth er P35Brown ing , Radom,. Colt, et c. Man ufa ctured by WesternCtg e. Co.; 115 gra in copper-coate d bu ll et . non- cor rostve,Cartridg e clips for a ll for ei gn rifl es. Advise wants.W rite for Ne w, Free tIIustratedDept. 24,~~"I""r.THE MAN-RIFLE WEAPON IN ATOMIC WAR(Continued from page 25 )excellent skill is acquired in a short time,fr equ ent ly by city boys who have hardlyseen a blad e of grass in th eir lives.Qualificat ion comes the la st two days oftra inin g on a special range which retain smost of its nat ural cover- grass, tr ees, bru sh.Th e tar get machin es are du g in at ran gesfrom 50 to 350 meters and each man has a3D-meter wide Jane to watch. Camouflaged asth ey are, even th e close targets are hard tosee, th e flick of movement as th ey come up.Target detection and shooting to kill cometogeth er here. After each string of shotsthe men change lanes, to equalize detecti onand shooting pr oblems. Men altern ate onfirst and second days' shooting, morn ingand aft erno on, to equalize ligh t shift ontargets and sights. Scores for the two daysar e totalled, to determine the rating whichwill be placed on the man 's service recordMark sman, Sharpshooter, Expert.I have seen all of Trainfire I in detail,every period every hour and day of it, seeingthe man -rifle weapon forged out of th eseyoung men scarcely a month from civilianlife.I have stood for long hour s wat chingthem shoot, studying their scores, talkingwith them by th e dozens, trying a few shotsmyself occasionally. It is good, far in advanceof an ythin g yet tri ed. One of th e bestthin gs about it is the int erest it ar ouses,the motivati on to try and to learn. Manymen have tol d me they looked forward tothe shooting peri od with considerable anticipation. Th e cadremen and officers whoteach it like it also.anand officers whot h~otin g'!ere'd considerableticipat ion. Th e cadrementeach it like it also.'i2etJfl'A~ Chamo~Cloth ShirtLo ok s and feelslik e high gra dechamois leather .Will not shrink.More d urablethan wool. Mr.Bean personallyuses this shir t onhis fishi ng andhunting trips.Colors; B ri g h tRed and Tan.Sizes; 14Y2 to 19.P rice $5.65 postpaid.Sen d for our Free FallCatalogshowing clo thing;leather andcanvasspecialtiesand many otheritems of in terest.Over 100 stylesof footwear formen,women andchildren ; alsoover 300 itemsfor hunters ,fishermen a n dcampers.It was wise of the Army to put it intooperation, as they ar e now doing, withoutdelay for possible fur ther improvement. Th eCanadian Army is also adopting it, and mayhave it in full opera tion even earl ier th anwe.Th e dan ger now to our pr eparedn essprogram is that it would be easy to besatisfied with what we've got and rest onthe oars.Such complacency would not be thinkablein developi ng hardware. But it is not yetcommonly real ized th at tr aining pr ogramsget obsolete almost as fast as weap ons.Mar ksman ship instructio n systems can beimproved almost endlessly by constant effortand evolution.Almost as da ngero us as stagnation is th ethr eat of unwarranted changes based uponhobbies, hun ches or un tried concepts.Changes in tra inin g, as in weapons, muststem from resear ch, backed by experienceand pr oved out in thorough field tests. Wh atwould be th e nature of such improvements?P erhaps it would come first through a newappraisal of the rifleman's task.A common misconception in judgin g manrifleperf ormance is to th ink solely in term sof accura cy. Given a few mont hs to a year,and with plenty of amm o, it is pr obablypossibl e to teach a healthy person accept ableaccuracy wit h a rifle ; for example, to groupshots within five minutes of angle at fixedtar gets. It is hard to reali ze that accuracyis not the only thin g, perhaps not even th emain thing, required in live target shooting.Th e deer in cident illu strates that: I had onlyPARKER DISTRIBUTORS, Dept. 4 673516 WHITE PLAINS ROAD, N. Y. 67 , N. Y.SCOPES, <strong>GUNS</strong>, FISHING TACKLE,OUTDO OR C LOTH ING - ALL THEFIN EST NATIONA LLY ADVERTISEDMERCHAND ISE-AT LOWEST PRICESBRAND NEW-fACTORY-SEALED CARTONSPricesSub ject t o Change Without NoticeSCOPES =---:?t. C·SPECIAL! 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to hit in an area about a foot in diameter at200 yards, a six-minute shot.A former Infantry officer, wounded inac tion in Germa ny, once pointed out to methe difficult role of the rifleman. This is th eonly ma n in th e lowest ra nk of th e mili taryservices, said he, who has to make decisionscomparable to th ose of a commissioned ornon-commissioned officer. AII other ran klesssoldiers or sailors or a irmen are usuall y toldwhat to do, or can ask somebody. Th e riflemanis more likely to be alone, and have todecide for himself.He sees something move. Is it enemyor friend, perchance non-combatant ? Hedecides: enemy. Should he shoot, perhap sreveal h is position, endanger his budd ies,get enemy mortar fire back athimself- orplay it safe and stay deep in cover ? Hedecid es to shoot.Can he hit the damn ed thing, or man, orpar t of a man ? Decision affirmat ive.Does he have to shoot offhand, or will itwait until he finds a suppor ted position ? Hedecides it will wait, gets his elbows down,takes a deep brea th, ra ises his r ifle. Itwavers a good deal, the sights are on andoff the ta rget.When to pull: now before it moves, or tr yfor a better sight picture ? Of th e second orseco nds of aiming, he has to choose themoment. Th is is the toughest decision of all.Th ere is no possibi lity of asking th e Sargea bout it, or chang ing his mind later. lI ema y bet his life and those of his buddies onth is decision.If the foregoin g has some validity, wenced to give the oldier all the pr acti cepossible in making these kinds of decisions,in training, to remove their novelt y in comhat. T here is spec ial need for getting moreNotches are Old-FashionedRecord your Kill with~ Gold or Silverneed to glvethe sorrner all the pra ct icepossible in mak ing these ki nds of decisions,in trainin g, to remove their novelt y in comhat.Th ere is special need for gett ing moreNotches are Old-Fashioned. Record your Kill with~.I ..-;;. '\ . Gold or Silver11 'l. \I ' ,Ii~ : ~I ~(1)The Ideal Gift forthe Hunter in Your FamilyUnsigh t ly notch es on your gu nstock te llonly po rt of t he st ory . The hunt er who isrea lly proud of his ski ll uses solid gold orsilver " STUDS" that show t he hea d andnam e of th e a ct ua l ga me killed. " STUDS"are beautifully embosse d ga me head s thatore perman en t, eas y to use an d enrich th eapp earan ce of your gunstoc k.Ask for " STUDS" a t your dealer. If hecan 't supply you, order di rect and includeyour dealer's nam e and address." ST UDS" are available in t hese 18 populargame head designs in either 1O-Kgold a t $ 3. 00 e a ch, or St e rling silverat $1 .25 each. Federal Tax included.El K DEER BROWN BEARBEAR WOLF GRIZZLY BEARMOOSE TURKEY MOUNTAIN GOATCARIBOU COYOTE MOUNTAIN SHEEPANTELOPE CAT (Pa nt her)JAVALINA BLACK TAIL DEERMULE DEER SKUNK (a good gag)DEALERS WANTED - Cash in annational ad ver ti sing that's cre a t ingdemand fo r "STUDS" . Thousandssold last season. Wr ite today fordetails.THE ULTIMATE RIFLE - He re is t he r ar e s t mode rn firearm ev er offe re d t o t he Ame rican c ollecto r !Th e bigge s t , m ost po werfu l r ifl e e ve r ma de. In V.G. to E xc e llent Co ndo Designed in 1 9 3 8 by o rder ofHitler's ge ne ra l staff, th e Solo thurn 8 1 8 -1 000 w as used on a ll fr onts against a ll a lli ed a rmies. Itsde vastat ing a cc ura cy co uple d w ith torre nt -like fir epower we re directly respo ns ib le for the fr a nticred e si g ni ng of ne a rl y a ll a llied a r mo re d fig ht ing ve hicles.FANTASTICALLY RARE - Thi s la te s t a nd g reatest So Jothurn catche s e ve ryone 's e ye . It w ill b e thes ho wp ie ce o f you r colle ction. Its 8 0 Ca l. ( 2 0 MM ) b or e, fas t sem i-auto matic fire , s upe rb e ng ine eri nga nd de ad ly e fficienc y mak e o the r a nt i-tank rifl es look like toys. Ye t its e ffic ie nt m uzz le brake le ts yous hoo t this e xciting r-ifl e with ease.STATISTICS - Each gun ordnance checked a nd t estjtred. H ur ls a 1/ 3 lb . a rm o r p ier cing s he ll up t o 4mil e s . Its t e rrific m uzz le ve loc it y plus s pec ia l wide fie ld telesc o pic s ig ht allow r a p id fire w ith pi np ointaccuracy a t o ne kil om e ter ( 5/ S mil e ) . Will c le a nly. p e ne tr a t e ZJf o f finest s te e l a rm o r pl ate . Qui c k de t a c ha ble barrel. Mu zz le ve l. 2 7 0 0 FP S. Bbl. le ng th : 4'4"'. 1 O-shot semi -a uto ma g , fed. Lega l to own wi t hno li ce ns e s required. COMES FITT ED WIT H OR IG. HIGH P OWE R CALIBRATED T ELE SCOPIC SIGHTAT NO EXTR A CHARGE. ( Sig ht is illuminated for nightfighting. )ABSOLUTELY COMPLETEI ALL S2 ORIGINAL ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS INCLUDED FREElYOUR GUN COMES TO YOU WIT H FOLLOWI NG: Or ig. o rd na nce fitted c he s t; 10 magazine s; c o mpleteas sor te d co ve rs a nd carr ying devi ce s: a ll spare p arts in o rtg , m e t a l bo xes a nd leathe r bag; 1 dummye xe rc ise car tr idge (very rare ) : complete s pec ia l tools, de ta ch able m uzz le ' brake. co mple t e c le a ni ng ki titems; comple te pre c is io n a rmo re rs ki t in t o p g ra in lea t he r case ; t oo ls for 1 0 00 use s . An exce ptiona land us e fu l bo nus . Eve r y s pe c ia l ex t ra ever iss ued w it h t his gu n. Nothi ng e lee to b uy. This com p le te la nd de ad ly e ffic ie nc y make o ther a nt i-tank ri fles look like to ys. Yet it s effic ient m uzzl e br ak e lets yous hoot th is exc iting rifl e wit h e a s e.STATISTICS - Eac h g un o rd na nce chec ke d a nd testjtred . Hurls a 1/3 lb . a rmo r pi ercing s he ll up t o 4m ile s . It s t errific mu zz le velocity p lus s pec ia l w ide fie ld te le s copic s ig ht a llo w ra pid fire with p inpointaccurac y a t o ne kilom e t er (s/s m ile) . Will cl eanly. p e ne t rate 2'" of fine s t stee l a rm o r p la te. Qu ic k d e t acha b le b a rrel. Mu zz le ve l. 2 700 FPS. Bbl. length: 4 ' 4"'. 1 0- s ho t se m i-a uto m a g . fed . Le g a l to o wn withno licens e s r eq uir ed . COMES FITTED WIT H ORIG. HI GH POWER CALI BR ATED TEL ESCOPI C SIGH TAT NO EX TRA CHARGE. (Sig ht is illumin a t ed for nightfighting. )ABSOLUTELY COMPLETEI ALL S2 ORIGINAL ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS INCLUDED FREElYOU R GUN COMES TO YOU WITH FOLLOWING: Orig. o rd nanc e fitted c hest; 1 0 magazine s ; co m pleteassort ed c ov e rs a nd ca r rying dev ic es: a ll spare p arts in o r -ia. me tal bo xe s a nd le a t her bag; 1 dummye xe rcis e ca r t rid ge ( ve ry ra re) ; c o mple te s pe c ia l tools. d e t achable m uzz le ' brak e , com ple te clea ning kiti t.e ms ; co mp le t e preci si o n a rm ore rs kit in top g ra in le a th e r cas e ; tools for 1 0 0 0 use s . An exceptiona la nd us e ful bon us . Every s pecia l e xt ra e ve r is s ue d wi th t his g un. No t hing e ls e t o bu y. Th is comple te !pac kage wo r th $ 6 3 5 o n la te 1 9 5 7 c oll ec to r 's m a r ket.RARE AMMOI ( At a pr ice yo u c a n aft'ord t o ,s hooL) 20MM So lo thurn Anti-Tank . A $ 1 2 cartridgeo n th e c ollecto r' s market. In o ri g . cardboardtubes.To Gun Buye rs Only1 0 ro un ds $ 9 .9 5Case o f 1 0 0 rds __ __ 75. 0 0To Ca rt ridge Co llecto r 's .Single r o unds . each $3.9 574 Craft Bl dg.• 5S80 Hollywood Bl vd., Los Angeles 28.Germany's finest and most complete line of rifle scopes10 outstanding models, incl uding the variables 3X to 7Xand 4X to lOX. Choice of leading custom gunsmiths inEurope and America. Price $37.50 to $100 .00. AvailableIIILAYAWAY PLAN : $ 25 do wn. $ 25 pe r monthI holds yo ur g un unt il pai d fo r.J TO ORDER: Se nd c he c k , c as h o rI mo ne y o rde r . $ 4 0 depos it fo r C.O.D.• S hip ped b y fre ig ht.~----------Calif.PecarjBerlin VARI-POWERED SERIESPECAR BINOCULARSThe new Pecar binoculars arequal ity glass at compet it ivenrt ees. 10 models to cover everypossi ble need. Price $69.50 to
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