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BU-ILDINS. ; One Champion Who Didn't Shoot US .22 N.R.A.'s Many indeed are the laurels won by champions shooting US .22 N.R.A. long-rifle cartridges. DeLisle, the Olympic Small-Bor ( 'liampum Ilin-.si. 1 lie, ,'iiollu'i outstanding star at the 1924 Olympic and International matches; Hcssion, Hilborn, ] V.i <l'n in md Ri> .=. wii n->. at Sea Girt this year; Schrivcr, Johnson, Lively and Van Slecn, winners at Camp Peiry last year--all are .22 N.R.A. users. It is an indisputable fact that these straight-shooting .22's are the choice of champions. Popular as US .22 N.R.A.S are, it must be ad mitted that there have been superb marksmen who have used other ammunition and have gone down into history. William Tell, for example. He helped to make the apple famous. But after all Mr. Tell's reputed performance is mere tradition --it is not official--possibly his bull'seye w eis a "lot of applesauce." UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY 111 Broadway New York, N. Y. REPRINim FROM THEZ AMIRICW Rin I'MAN" Of ifcl'1 T MBFR IS 10.!'