How to draw a bead on a mark
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How to draw a bead on a mark
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IF you don't know the best way to sight a gun and plug the target square in the bull's eye, it will pay you to study the diagrams on this page. These diagrams are taken from the book of instructions furnished to members of the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps.
Instruction in alignment of sights, the three correct positions for shooting, rules for gun safety are given to every member of the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps. Every fine point that makes for expert shooting is taught in this organization of expert boy marksmen of America.
Start a W.J.R.C. “Unit” with your friends
Why not get together with half a dozen of your chums, join the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps and organize a regular Unit which will be officially recognized by National Headquarters?
The W.J.R.C. will help you from start to finish in rigging up an indoor or outdoor range. It provides for officers, supervisors and adult instructors to make your shooting safe. It costs you nothing to join the W.J.R.C. There are no dues and no military obligations. The W.J.R.C. was organized solely to encourage better marksmanship and better sportsmanship among boys and girls of America. Any boy or girl not over 18 who is in good standing in his or her community, is eligible.
Membership in the W.J.R.C. covers the United States. There is hardly a town now that has not at least a small “Unit” of the big national organization where boys are learning to become expert riflemen and are competing among themselves for the famous Winchester Marksman, Sharpshooter and Expert Rifleman Medals.
Get the official plan and handbook
Write today for the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps “Plan for organizing a W.J.R.C. Unit,” and for the official handbook How to handle a rifle safely. This booklet tells you all about the W.J.R.C. and describes in detail the fine points of shooting.
If you are a boy scout give your name in full, the troop you belong to and the name of the scout master.
If you are not a boy scout, state what boy organization, if any, you belong to, giving the name of the official in charge.
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eng
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Data di rilascio
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1919-06
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83
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Public Domain (Google digitized)
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Archived by
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Davide Donà
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Marco Bortolami (editor)
