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n Du n l a p c o p s Ok l a . Pa l ma N. R. A's. "well pleased with their performance" Richard Dunlap of Tulsa, won the Small-Bore Palma Match in the 1930 Oklahoma State Rifle Championship meet at Okmulgee on June 8 with a score of 435x450, using a .22 caliber Springfield with iron sights and shooting IL S. N. R. A's. The Palma Match is fired over a three-range course; at 150 yards, 175 yards, and 200 yards.... two sighters and fifteen shots for record at each range; on a 200-yard, 4-inch, ten-ring decimal target. His scores were:. 150 yards... i....................-..... 149 175 yards........................... .....145 200 yards................................141 435 x 450 "I am very well pleased with the performance of my ammunition," was Dun lap's comment. "I can commend it as being consistent." Riflemen who win championship matches and 'bring honors' to themselves or their teams have to be Consistent performers----like IX S. N. R. As and all other U. S. Ammunition. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO., Ill BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. .22 N.R.A. JbuffMijle Cartridges Reprintedfrom The:American Rifleman, September 1930 Issue VBimi N 27945 0000-NLI-000014139