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The COPPERHEAD From the tipof his busytail to (liepoint of his copper-toned head, he's as beau* tiful as the leaves of early autumn. His 1 strike is hard and of the lightning's speed. His aim is deadly. And yet, toe like to think that there is a deal of sportsmanship wrapped up in his scaly hide. Forhe seldomstrikessuitFlout first sending forth the whirring, humming war-eiy produced when he vibrates his l* OPPE H EADS ... Hard-hitting, clean-shooting, good-looking ...with the DISTINCTIVE COPPERED BULLETS! HAVE you seen them --these new Rim-Fire .ZZ's with the COPPERED bullets? They're all their name implies in deadly accuracy. -. and the trimmest, cleanest-cut .2jZ's you ever slipped into magazine or breech. Clean-shooting, too.... no fouled rides.For Copperheads have the special Self-Cleaning (non-corrosive) primer which keeps rifle barrels clean as a whisjde. Short, Long and Long Rifle. Ask your dealer--now. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO.," Ill Broadway, New York Qeneral selling agents: National Lead Company, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, San Francisco, New York; John T. Lewis &. Bros. Co-, Philadelphia; Merchants Hardware Limited, Calgary, Alberta and Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. K.U. 55--Field & Stream -- May 1930 Forest & Stream--May Outdoor America--May Hunting & Fishing--May National Sportsman--May N 27937 0000-NLI-000014130