A. To score heavily, if possible; but, at any rate, to score.
Q. Is it necessary to appear in uniform?
A. That depends upon the regulations commanding the prize competitions.
Q. What is uniform?
A. As much or as little of the dress of a corps that a judge will order a marksman to adopt.
Q. If some marksmen were paraded with their own corps, how would they look?
A. They would appear to be a sorry sight.
Q. Why would they appear to be a sorry sight?
A. Because over a tunic would appear a straw hat, and under a pouch-belt fancy tweed trousers.
Q. But surely if the Volunteers are anxious to improve themselves they will practise "smartness"?