GUNS Magazine September 1956

TRAPSHOOTING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD

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8 MM MAUSER A M M O . $5.50 per 100. Attention Mauser Owners: This Is the original German ammo designed for your gun. Use It for maximum accuracy and velocity. This 8 M M (7.92) full jacketed Mauser ammunition mfrd. in Germany to strict Military specifications. (Purchased commercially would cost you $20 per 100 rds.) Our bulk price: $73.50 per case of 1500. All ammunition shipped Railway Express, F.O.B. Pasadena, Calif. Can-

! not accept orders under 100 rds. .45 L O N G COLT A M M U N I T I O N . Commercial, brand new, Lead bullets brass cases. American primed. Can be reloaded. $8.50 per 100 rds. SPRINGFIELD 03 front firing pins, new, ppd. - - - - - 3 for $1.00

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You can shoot only as well as you can see. Model K Weaver-Scopes bring you a clear, sharp, magnified target. Your aim will be fast and easy, resulting in more accurate shooting, more clean kills and less wounded game. Model K Scopes have large, hard-coated, precision lenses, adjustments of guaranteed accuracy and are sturdily built for years of dependable performance. See Model K Scopes at your dealer's. Eight models-from 1 to 10 power-including the K V variable power.

Wyatt Earp reflects research h&did in

getting ready to portray the famous

marshal in his popular television series.

And part of 07Brian's research has

meant learning how to handle a gun,

which he does pretty well. He recently

challenged filmland shooters to a show-

down to see who can draw the fastest

and shoot the straightest.

Colonel Charles Askins' article on

"How Good Are Shotguns For Big

Game" is a timely study of rifled slugs

in smoothbores for bear. and deer, but

the colonel is doing another kind of

hunting currently. In the Far East as

chief marksmanship instructor for the

Viet Namese army, he is also doing his

share of hunting. His letters make lively

reading.

"On this ten-day soiree that I have

just completed, I hunted by elephant

back and had quite a lovely time," he

reports. "Rode spang into the middle

of a herd .of about 20 gay, wild Malay

bulb. I

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boot neck

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lengthy yardage of 20 long steps. Well,

T& less than a couple of excited heart-

beats those damned critters were right at our hip pockets. Our old bull literally stood on his hind legs, turned and bolted. He stampeded and he must have had his eyes shut. He mowed down trees, knocked over others, plowed through brush, vines and fern for hundreds of yards and between his freighttrainlike commotion and our yelling the gaur were making their share, too."

Askins and the elephant were pretty busy and he didn't get a gaur this time.

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Paris, France. America won in international flyer shooting when Bob Allen of

Des Moines, Iowa, downed 24x24 birds in a shoot-off with the former champion of

France, Count A. de Chavagnac. This nerve-wracking event was a miss-and-out

deal and all the other contestants had been eliminated on their first misses by

. the 15th bird. The Count and Bob Allen shot neck and neck until the Count

missed his 24th twisting, elusive bird, and Bob remained on the field, the winner

Rome, Italy. The 20th Championship of the World pigeon shooting contest, which

. . . was won last year in Cairo, Egypt, by Kenoshan Bill Isetts, did not see any

Americans among the top names this year. American shooters placed but failed to

win any events

Scattergunner Emmanuel Vafaidis of Egypt recouped the Nile-

land's dignity and took the World Champion cup back home with a score of 25x25.

Count Teba of Spain, whose distinction as a champion wingshot places him among

. . the lists of the world's best shooters, took second with 24 .*The only

Americans placing were Col. William Ever- and Bill Isetts who killed 23 birds

. . . in the hot competition in

Nations, which is the big

a tie for 6th to 9th place team event, the French team

was

fiIrnstthweitMhatcthheofU.S.

. . . and Italian teams being tied for second place

Birds in Rome were wild

mountain pigeons called "Zorritosn and were terrifically fast. The championship

shoot was a 25-bird match with shooters being eliminated from further competi-

. . . tion on four misses. Over half the entry lists of 300 men and women from 11

countries was out by the 9th bird, and only about 40 shooters finished the

entire race

The Championships of the World were set for Estoril, Portugal,

for 1957.

Nashville, Tennessee. In the hills of the Appalachians where muzzle loading ' rifles have been used for two centuries, the 1956 "Dixie Matches" for the

. Southern Muzzle Loading Championship crown will be held August 17, 18, and 19.

Site of the famous shoot is the Harpeth Hills Rifle Range, 10 miles west of Nashville on Highway 100

Jackson, Miss. At the Rebel Open Skeet shoot Carola Mandel from Yankee Chicago set a new women's world record of 387 x 400. Carola broke 300 straight, topping three women and 14 men in the all-gauge championships.

E. Wallingford, Conn. At Lyman's beautiful Blue Trail R g g in the rolling

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The home the

. . . - Alan Brodie memorial trophy from this match. But the trophy was right at home

on Bill's mantlepiece he won it in 1946 and again in 1951 with a high score of

97

L. M. Gardner scored second also with a 96 and this gave the judges a

problem. So they broke the tie by scoring Creedmoor system, measuring the

- . distance for each shot hole from the center of the group. The sum of these

distances, the shot "string,*-was used to gauge which rifleman had the closest group the short string won

Grand Island, Nebraska. Only 16 small bore fans gathered at the Midstate

Smallbore Rifle Tournament in Grand Island. But the shooting was as hot and

. . . close-contested as if it has been the firing line at Perry

Johnny Beal of

Great Bend, Kansas, punched out the bullseye to take first in the Governor's

. . . match with 397 x 400 and 26 X's which is good shooting anywhere

Terry

Foster of Omaha was high junior in the same match drilling the X-ring 28 times,

. highest number of X's in the match, for a score of 392

- . . . Stratford, Conn. Straight-shooting Texan Mrs. Betty Ra& blasted 98 x 100 for

the woman's 20-gauge title in the 24th annual Great Eastern Skeet tournament. She edged out Mrs. Carola Mandel of Chicago who fired 96 x 100 Shaughnessy of Dedham, Mass., won the men's 20 gauge event with a straight 100.

beating Frank Vervaet, Jr.. of Fairlawn, N. J., who dropped one bird in the

gruelling contest.

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