Miller, Claude Harris, 1875- [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 126
nge or not. When a boy is allowed to have agun it should be a real one. Air rifles and small 110 THE USE OF FIRE-ARMS 111 calibre guns are all the more dangerous, becausethey are often looked upon as toys. In handling a gun, always treat it as thoughit were loaded, no matter if you know it is… … A double barrelled hammerless shot-gun and if a feller ever points one at me I think he meansbusiness. A gun can never be trusted. Accidents happenso quickly that it is over before we know it and theterrible damage is done. Sometimes the triggerwill catch on a coat button or a twig, and, bang!an…
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