1173 52 py 1 ///// SHARP'S RIFLE MT'G CO. service stnpes. Rifles FOR HuNTma and Military Purpose; Special Long Range and Off-hand Rifles for Creedmoor. The world wide reputation of these arms has been justly earne< by twenty years steady service, to men who appreciate a faithful frient Soldiers, Sharpshooters , Pioneers, Settlers, testify to their honest coi struction, and sterling qualities. Hunters 9 Rifles, using Metallic Central-fire Cartridges, ukFj umt calibre ; 26 to 30 inch barrels ; 8 to 20 lbs. weight ; charge powder, 50 to 100 grains. Military Rifles, rb%, iin,, nftf calibre, acourate up to 1000 yds Creedmoor Rifles 9 four styles, unequaled for accuracy an sound workmanship. See Circulars, to be had of the Company's Agents. JOHN P. MOORE'S SONS, WHOLESALE GUN DEALERS, 300 BROADWAY, N. Agents for S 1 - — '- *"*- M — *—* — * — ~ r "•—*■•- " ~_in. Colt's Paten Fire ^'^'%>'^'^'%' < ^'^ < ^ < ^ < ^ < ^^^ < ^ < ^ < ^ < ^ < ^>'^ u. , biisPiecl 13^ JOHJNT F. MOORE'^p^,: No. 300 Broadway. 3 7# ,h \T no 533S & ~~* NEW YORK: McDonald, Dillont & Co., Printers and Stationers, 1 Park Place. TIFFANY & CO., Union Square, JVew York. .S5-2- Silver Ware Department, A great Variety of Articles suitable for PRIZES for Yachting, Racing, Sporting, &c All of their own make, from Original Designs. Special Designs, with Estimates, Fuf\nishee Watch Department A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Stem Winders, in great variety, and new Styles of Cases. Chronographs, marking Fifth Second Chronographs, with Split Seconds. Chronographs, with Split and Independent Second Repeaters, striking Hours and Quarters. Repeaters, striking Hours and Minute Self-Acting Repeaters, striking Hours and Quarters. Calendar Watches, showing Day of the Week and Month, an Changes of the Moon. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO CLEANING AN REPAIRING PINE WATCHES. \HE OBJECT of this book is to furnish riflemen with a convenient method of keeping a record of scores made at Creedmoor and similar ranges, and also to afford a simple means of so preserving and classifying the shooters' observations upon the effect of the various forces which act on the bullet of his own rifle in its flight, that they may be of use to him on some future and perhaps important occasion in his experience as a soldier, a hunter, or a marksman. The reader is respectfully referred to the usual sources of information for the general theory of these forces ; Colonel Wingate's excellent Manual, and the memoranda accompanying some rifles being prominent examples of each. An example of the method of filling up the score blanks will be found on the first page. Mark the spot aimed at with the number of the shot, and inclose it in a circle to distinguish it from the figure denoting the result. Thus, shots 1 to 3 inclusive on the 500-yard target were aimed at (1) and struck at 1, 2, 3. Shots 4 to 8 were aimed at (4.) A record of the score is found below the targets. As Bulls Eyes count 4, centers 3, outers 2, it reads 2 (sighting shot and not counted) 4,3,4,4,4,4,4— total, 27. Both the 500 and 1,000-yard scores are veritable ones, and made with Sharp's rifles— the latter by the well-known shot, J. S. Conlin. The targets are represented on an accurate scale of ^-inch to 1 foot. Basing his studies on an unvarying charge of powder and bullet, the attention of the shooter is respectfully directed to keeping a careful record of the effect of the wind, the light, and the atmosphere, these three particularly, when shoot- ing at long ranges. Make your memoranda in familiar terms. Express the strength of the wind, for instance, as "Hardly Perceptible, " "Gentle," "Pleasantly Brisk. 1 ' "Brisk," "High," "Very High, &c." And if any circumstance occurs which will help you remember its force another time, put it down. Its direction may be indicated by an arrow the target beiDg supposed to stand in front of you ; or by the figures of the dial of a watch, XII representing a wind dead ahead ; VI, from behind ; IX, from the left, &c. A memorandum of your elevation, and allowance for wind, will enable you to start correctly, under similar conditions, another time. Forms will be found in the rear of the book for posting up elevations which at long ranges will be found to differ from day to day ; and so keeping them in shape, to be found quickly when wanted. Space is also left for various miscellaneous memoranda picked up from time to time— incidents of matches, ideas of other shoot- ers, &c. &c. It is believed that ample space is afforded for one season. A few General H nts, particularly to some of the comparatively inexperienced members of the National Guard, would not seem out of place, but the author feels his inability to do the subject justice himself, and at his request the following suggestion* have been prepared by COLONEL GEORGE W. WINGATE. SUGGESTIONS FOR LONG RANGE RIFLE PRACTICE. As rifle practice at long range is comparatively novel to the majority of riflemen in the United States, the following brief suggestions have been nrepared with the intei* tion of covering a few of the most important matters to be kept in mind upon the range, by those desiring to excel at long ranges, with the hope that they will assist in developing first-class shots. I. To attain the best results use a heavy charge and a long ball. Keep your rifle perfectly clean, and wipe it from the rear if a breech loader. II. Accustom yourself to your rifle, by aiming drill at home, (see Wingate's Manual, pp. 47-134) particularly for off-hattd firing, until it becomes perfectly familiar to you and your own study. The range is the place to practice, not to learn to hold your rifle. Watch constantly that your sights are not twisted. (See Manual, p. 28.) III. Never fire a shot in a hurry, or without a definite idea of where you are going to aim, and what result the weather will have on the bullet. IV. Record every shot with all the surrounding circumstances, and from this record constantly post up the tables of elevations in th# rear of this book, and thus ascertain exactly by careful practice what your rifle will do under all circumstances, and what alterations to make in going from one range to another. V. A dirty rifle allows the bullet to fall a little. When you cannot clean your gun, allow for this by increasing the elevation. VI. On a hot, dry day a rifle fouls more than in damp weather, and shots in damp weather will therefore generally average higher than if it is hot and dry. The best shooting is done on dull gray days. VII. On bright clear days use less elevation than when cloudy or dusky. This dif- ference will be nearly two feet at 500 yards. VIII. Smoke all open sights to avoid being deceived by the sun shining on them. (See Manual, p. 33.) IX. Watch the wind carefully, both at the targets and the firing point, as pre- scribed on the preceding page, and do not be afraid to aim away from the bull's eye, or off the target altogether, if it is necessary. X. A head wind makes a low shot, a rear wind a high one (the latter having the most effect). A cross wind will also frequently depress the bullet. {See p. 32, Manual.) XI. A left wind will have more influence upon the bullet than one from the right, the drift being to the right; therefore always aim on the left edge of the bull's eye, so the bullet will drift into it. (See tables of allowance, at page 167, Wingate's Manual. XII. Never object to another man's method of shooting, unless he is clearly wrong upon a material point, and then decline argument, and refer the matter to the proper person for decision. Keep your eyes open, and wits about you. See that all the scores whether your own or your antagonists, are correctly recorded, and if in doubt, settle it on the spot. XIII. No one can shoot who drinks or smokes during a match (except with great moderation), or does not keep quiet and cool both in mind and body. XIV. If you are beaten, own up and say nothing. 1000 Yards. 4 S Elevation 3 7 Three feet. 1.58 J 1 (1 ) 9 6 Wind Gauge. X (5) Yojj to shoot 2 5 * to left. Three feet. Six feet. Three feet. Yards. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. «2 Two ieet. j 8 in. | 500 Yards. a5 Six feet. 1 Elevation. .57 Four feet. Wind Gauge. (4 Two feet. >4 2 5 6 8 7 3 Centre. (1) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total. 500 Yds. j 2 4 i 3 4 4 4 | 4 4 ! 1 27 Sighting Shot. Sighti'gj Shots. | 1 1 1 | i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1000 Yds. 1 2 3 | 3 | 2 I 3 ; 4 1 3 ! 3 4 | i » Wind, VII. Gentle, hardly enough to blow the Danger Flags out at the Targets. Atmosphere, Damp; Overcast, but not thickly; Sun came out occa- sionaly. ime, 3 to 6 P. M. Date, Nov. — 1873. Place, Creedmoor. Light, Dull Grey, but not steady. 3ifle, Sharp's Pistol Grip; Vernier Sight. Bullet, New Long. Powder, 90 grains Sharp's. Won " Amateur Gold Badge'' at 500 yards; practiced afterzvards at 1000 yards. The Sun coming out suddenly, Shot I at 500 yards, seemed to make the bullet strike higher than at previous practice; Reduced " Vernier" .06 immediately. I Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Three feet. 3 N 33 Three feet. Six feet. Three feet. Four feet. Two feet. 1 |8 ins. j 55 1 1 Yards. Six feet. ovation. 55 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 12 3 4 5 Total 1 1 ! 1 ! 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 "Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wiu.d Gauge. H 55 Three feet. 1 Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, Bvation. 55 Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 55 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, i 2 3 1 5 Total. ! ! i ! ! 1 1 ! 1 ! ! ! 1 ! ! ! ! 1 1 ! 1 1 1 ! ! ! j | j j J ! j | [ Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. M n Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Two feet. «8 8 ins. H 55 Yards. Six feet. jvation. CO Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Three feet. 3 H 35 Three feet. Six feet. Three feet. Yards. Elevation. Four feet. E6 Two feet. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Yards. Six feet. Elevation. C0 Fonr feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. i % 3 4 5 Total 1 1 1 | | | | | 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Four feet. •s Two feet. 8 ins. M w 2 3 4 5 i I 1 M Three feet. ! Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. M C/3 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 1 .a CO Three feet. • Three fe«U Three feet. Six feet. Yards, Elevation. Wind Gauge. Four feeL Two feet. $ 8 ins. M W Wind, atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 2 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Date, Place, Bullet, 1 2 8 4 5 Total 1 1 | III!! I < 1 1 | ! ! Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. CO Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. .a CO Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. "Wind:, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rife, Powder,, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 1 .a CO Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Slevation. H 25 Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 2 3 4 5 Totai, Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, =»=^--*~— -— Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. n Three feat. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Tarda. Elevation. M i/5 Four feet. T wo fee Wind 8. ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. .a in Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. H s Three feet. Three feet. 1 Three feet. Six feet. Yards, Elevation. Gauge. ' 1 1 j Four feet. 1 Two feet. ! "» 8 ins. : h Yards. Six feet. Elevation. CO Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, 1 2 3 4 5 Total. 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! i i i i 1 i 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 III II II Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Three feet. Four feet. Two feet. s 8 ins. H GO Yards. Six feet. Elevation, 33 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 33 Three feet. Three feet. l Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Yards, jvation. Two feet. t 8 ins. 1 Wind Gauge. 53 1 1 Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Six feet. 53 Four feet. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge, jg Six feet. 1 Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. • Yards. Elevation. Four feet. Two feet. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. c3 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. ~ 55 Thm tot. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. «2 35 Four feei. Two fee Wind 8 iiis. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 53 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two fee'c. TOTAI* Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge, H 35 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. «2 M CO Four feet. Two feel Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. jvation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. TOTAIi. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Brillrt, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. ~ M OB This* f«i. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, svation. Four feefc. Two feel Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 25 53 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 12 3 4 5 TOTAIi. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. •£ 1 N 53 Three feat. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. » « w Four feet. Two fee ;. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. » Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. M ss Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Two feet. V 8 ins. H U2 Yards. Six feet. Elevation. .a 02 - Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. .a CO Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. 02 Four feet. Two fee t. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. w. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. K Ttree feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Two feet. $ 8 ins. X CG Yards. Six feet. Elevation. M Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 1 2 3 4 5 Total, | ! 1 ! 1 i ! 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 Wind, Atmosphere, -Time, Light, TTifle, Powder, Date, Place. Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge, - H 09 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, ovation. s Four feet. Two feet. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. , jvation. H Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 1 2 3 4 5 Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 03 Tliree feet. Three feet. Three feet. Sis feet. Yards, svation. ■U 03 Four feat. Two fee . Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Yards. Six feet. Elevation. M Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Date, Place, Bullet, 1 2 3 4 5 Total. I I i I I ; i 1 1 I ! 1 1 1 ! 1 1 I I i Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Six feet. © Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Two feet. 8 ins. .M co Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two faet. Tot al. i Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. ~ 9 M 53 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Sis feet. Yards. Elevation. M 2 Four fee*. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. jvation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 2 3 Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. w Three feot. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Four feei. Two feet. 8 8 ins. H CO Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 55 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feeL 1 Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. ■£ X Throe feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. S3 Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. H Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Atmosphere, Time, Ight, lifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Six feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six fy». Yaids. Elevation. M Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. «2 .a in Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. i Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. ' • Six feet. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Four feet. Two feet. j> j8 ins. i g | J ¥ind, atmosphere, Time, ight, ttfle, ^owder, Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 35 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. ^ Date, Place, Bullet, 1 2 3 4 5 Total ill i 1 1 i 1 ! i i ■ : ! i 1 1 1 1 II 1 i Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. | Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. «5 Four feet. T wo feet. 8 ins. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. . Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 1 2 & 4 O TOTA I 1 i 1 i 1 | Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. .a Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. svation. S3 Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. c/3 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Four feet. Two feet. 4> 8 ins. M Cfl in Three feet. Three feet. "■ 1 Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. .a Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Tota Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation, Wind Gauge. 55 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Two feet. "5 !¥hi~i M j | oo Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 1 2 3 4 5 Total, ! I I I -1 1 I I i 1 '1 1 ! 1 ! 1 ! 1 1 ; | i ! I 1 i 1 I ! ! 1 Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. M 55 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. C/2 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. |8 ins. 1 Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation, Wind Gauge. 33 Three feet. Three feet. \ Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Two feat. "S 8 ins. M Yards. Sis feet. * ivation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two. feet. 1 2 3 4 5 Total, 1 ! i Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. «2 M 55 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Yards. Elevation. H 55 Four feet. Two feel Wind 8 ins. Gauge. ' Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 55 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Date, Place, Bullet, 1 2 3 4 5 Total, III 1 1 1 1 | Mill 1 1 i | 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 I Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. s This* ftrt. Three feet. Three' feet. Sis feet. Yards. Elevation. £ Four feet. 1 wo fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. i Yards. Six feet. lievation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Wind, - Atmosphere, Time, Date, Place, Light, Rifle, Bullet, I 2 B 4 5 Total, 1. 1 \ A II III 1 ■"! 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Powder, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Three feet. 3* Date, Place, Bullet, 1 2 3 : 5 Tot/, ! 1 1 . 1 1 ■ 1 . 1 ! i i 1 i 1 j 1 1 I i I Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Six feet. 3 , Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Four feet. Two feet. +i 8 ins. H ui Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. £ Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. «2 M S3 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. ' Four feet. Two feet. S 8 ins. M Xli Yards. Six feet. Elevation. tt> xix Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. > • TOTAL. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 1 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. M Four feet. Two feel Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. jvation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 12 3 4 5 Total Nind, Atmosphere, Time, ,ight, tifle, owder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. in Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, ovation. c/5 Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. u5 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. .a EG Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, Elevation, Wind Gauge. Four feet. Two fee S ins. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder- Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Six feet. Elevation. to Four feet. ' Wind Gauge. Two feet. ■ 1 2 3 4 5 Total, 1 i ■! 1 I ! i I ! ! ! 1 ! !!! 1 i 1 I ' 1 ! ! ! 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 1 N 55 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. ' Six feet. Yards. Elevation. 55 Four feet. Two fee ,. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Slevation. 55 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. • 2 3 4 Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gange. Six feet, of Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Four feet. Two feet. s 8 ins. « ca Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Six feet. Four feet. Two feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, 1 2 3 4 5 Total. ! 1 ! | j I | j ! | | | i i | 1 ! ! I 1 1 1 Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge, ~ V m Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, ovation. H 53 Four feet. T wo fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. £ Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. • Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 53 Thl9% f«k Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. 55 Four feci.. Two fee ' Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. M Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. .a 03 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. 35 Four feet. Two feet. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Eleyation. 1 .a C/2 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 1 2 3 4 5 Totai 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 ! Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, BuIIst, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. ~ H CO This* fcni. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. «2 53 Four feei. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. SLs feet. jvation. 55 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. I I I I Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, L Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. 0> .« CO Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Yards, ovation. co Four feet. - Two feet. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. - Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. - Date, Place, Bnll-Jt, 12 3 4 5 Tot; ! 1 I E ! 1 1 i i 1 I I 1 | | 1 1 1 Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. £ H 55 Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. X 55 Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. N 55 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 2 3 4 5 Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, TTifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. H Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, ovation. Four feet. Two feel Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. JA Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Three feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. S3 Four feet. Two fee Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. S3 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total, Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Pviflc, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Three feet. ^ «s H 25 Three feet. Six feet. Three feet. Yards. Elevation. Four feet. Two fee .. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 53 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. ~ Six feet. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. C/2 Four feefc. Two fee ,. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. Total. I ! Wind, A-t mo sphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Place, Bullet, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Six feet. a Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards. Elevation. CO Four feet. Twi fee ,. Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. Elevation. 35 Four feet. > Wind Gauge. Two feet. | 1 i 2 3 4 5 Total, | •1 ■ 1 1 i 1 Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. Yards. Elevation, Wind Gauge. Six feet. 1 4 ! Three feet. . Three feet. Six feet. Four feefc. Two feet. 2 8 ias. .a w Yards. Six feet. Elevation. .a CQ Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. • 1 2 3 4 5 Total. 1 I 1 | i i Wind, Atmosphere, Time, Light, Rifle, Powder, Date, Bullet, Place, Yards. Elevation. Wind Gauge. M Three feot. Three feet. Three feet. Six feet. Yards, jvation. .a U3 Four feet. Two fee . Wind 8 ins. Gauge. Yards. Six feet. 3vation. V2 Four feet. Wind Gauge. Two feet. 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