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Another Record Broken It seems that at every small-boro shoot ol im portance at least one woild's record is establ'shed with US .22 N.R.A. long-rifle cartridges. It was so at the Olympics in France, at the National matches in Ohio last year, at Sea Girt this summer, and again at Camp Perry a few weeks ago. The lecord broken with US N.R.A.'sat Camp Perry this year was that for the National Individual SmallBore ' "l 111 [inn .hip l 5l). pm .iid Jlllj ,,mi. The new record was made by T. J. Imler, of the Arizona National Guard, who shot the high score of 247x250. Such a performance b not only a tribute to the "holding" of Mr. Imler but to the ac curacy of US .22 N.R.A.'s as well. The National Individual ('ii.iinpieji'-hip n.c but one of many matches in which these straightshooting .22's featured. Forty-nine per cent of all prize ii .1 Mi I', tin -ii '.Il-luii'1 lit I- match's t-id .22 N.R.A.'s. Furthermore, seventy-five per cent of all prize winners in the pistol and revolver matches where commercial m munition wu- u-i-d ho' i>tridges of US make. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY 1X1 Broadway New York, N. Y, 22 N.RA. Long Rifle Cartridges r<cT.J f'lirt l iii A*n p h * ** Ki i .y ma n a On *ivi i