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res ootintf ryou! 'T'HESE unusually close groups were shot by Col. C. E. Stodter, U. S. Army, at the Balboa Gun Club, Canal Zone. Col. Stodter, former Director of Civilian Marksmanship, is one of the best-known American Shooters. The ten-shot group (shown above) was made at fifty yards and the string of five-shot groups at 75 feet His equipment included a Pope-Winchester rifle, Fecker scope and U., S. .22 N. R. A. cartridges. Note particularly the similarity of the groups--there's ac curacy and uniformity for you! A pistol group 98 x 100 at 20 yards shot by Joe Rivers, Greenwich, Conru, with II. S. Self-Cleaning Cartridges in an S. & W. .22. Not only do these cartridges keep your rifle, pistol orrevolver "clean as a whistle" but they are dependably accurate. A JLe jongMifle Cartridges Reprinted from The American Rifleman, June, 1929 N 27781 0000-NLI-000013914