Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 545
ere standing in front of them at fifteen ortwenty yards they would put five holes in youin generally quite a little less than tenseconds. The record practice, dismounted, isjust the same, with the exceptions that thereis no fire without time limit and no timed fireat fifteen yards. Next comes the… … MOUXTED REVOLVER PRACTICE. horse; more exciting, as anything on horse-back is, because there is more dash to it. Thetargets, five in number, are set up in line atintervals of twenty yards. The cadet mountedand armed with a revolver rides at a gallopdown the front of the targets firing once ateach…
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