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1095 Straight Bull's-Eyes I TOWARD Burks, sixteen-year-old Frc'.no (California) High School cader, smashed all schoolboy records recently when he placed 1095 consecuiive shots in a one and one-eighth inch bull's-eye at 50 teet. Burks began shooting at 7-50 A. M. and, wirh the exception of nine minutes for lunch, rang up bull's-eyes steadily until 4:50 P. M. His equipment was a .22 Springfield riile and US .22 N.R.A. long-rifle cartridges. Burks' record, besides being a re markable achievement for a schoolboy, is positive proof of the uniformity and dependability of US .22 N. R. A's. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO. Ill l!m<itlttut V\ York, Pi. \ 135 22 NRA. Long Rifle Cartridges Reprinted from "THE AMERICAN RIFLEMAN," April 1, 1925 0000-NLI-000017373