3. When the target first appears drop quickly into the required position for firing. A great deal of time is usually lost by the firer squirming around trying to get into a comfortable position.
4. Don't hurry your first or last shot. These are the two shots that are usually bad.
5. If your second clip jams or breaks, turn the cut-off up, load and fire each cartridge separately.
6. Leave the gun at your shoulder while working the bolt.
7. Be careful to fire on your own target.
8. If a cartridge fails to fire, it is very probably because the bolt is not all the way down; therefore recock the gun (pull the firing pin back), make certain the bolt is down, and fire again.
9. As soon as the targets disappear cease firing, come to Inspection Arms, examine your rifle for unfired cartridges.
GENERAL HINTS AND CAUTIONS
1. Don't be afraid of the kick; it is more imaginary than real when the sling is properly used, your shoulder properly padded, and the gun properly held.
2. Rest your cheek, not your jaw bone, lightly against the small of the stock.