Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 15, 1892 by Various
page 40 of 47 (85%)
page 40 of 47 (85%)
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* * * * * CONVERSATIONAL HINTS FOR YOUNG SHOOTERS. (_BY MR. PUNCH'S OWN GROUSE IN THE GUN-ROOM._) In our last (it is _Mr. Punch_ who speaks), we indicated very briefly the conversational possibilities of the Gun. It must be observed, that this treatise makes no pretensions to be exhaustive. Something must, after all, be left to the ingenuity of the young shooter who desires to talk of sport. All that these hints profess, is to put him in the way of shining, if there is a certain amount of natural brightness to begin upon. The next subject will be-- CARTRIDGES. [Illustration] To a real talker, this subject offers an infinite variety of opportunities. First, you can begin to fight the battle of the powders, as thus:-- "What powder are you shooting with this year, CHALMERS?" "Schultze." "How do you find it kill?" "Deadly--absolutely-deadly: best lot I've ever had." |
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