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133 L_____ A Three-Day Check Test Walter Kelsey of the Roosevelt Rifle Club, Nev*' York, recently made the following check test on an outdoor range: ten targets prone, ten shots on each target at fifty yards; two targets, ten shots on each with a machine rest at the same distance. The shooting was done on three different days which means different wind, different temperature, different conditions, livery shot fired counted, as there were no sighters. His equipment was a .22 Springfield rifle, Fecker scope, and US .22 N. R. A. long rifle cartridges. 1 he results of Mr. Kelsey's thi ee-day lest are shown in the above half'sized reproductions of his targi ts. The two smaller to gets are those made in the machine rest. Mi. Kelsey stated that he was able to t all every shot within half an inch and could cover every group with a one-inch disk. Test US .22 N. R. A.'s yourself. Shoot 'em in every position. Shoot 'em in a machine rest. Their uniform grouping will convince von, as it has thousands of others, that "thev hit where you aim." UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY 111 Itritiirittfl} Ni-h Yorli, K. V. \.22 N.R.A. Long Rifle Cartridges Reprinted from "Tie American Rifleman," March 1, 1925 0000-NU-000017371