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| | Happy 100th Birthday .30/06 |
 | | An oft-repeated sentiment regarding World War I infantry weapons is that the British went to war with a good battle rifle, the Lee Enfield; Germany with a good hunting rifle, the M98 Mauser; and America with a good target rifle, the 1903 Springfield. |
 | | No wonder the designers and developers of the 1903 Springfield had an eye on its accuracy and how well it would perform on the target range: They were target shooters themselves, with roots reaching back to “Berdan’s Sharpshooters” of Civil War legend. |
 | | Naturally, the accuracy of these rifles was complemented by specially loaded target-grade ammo, with commercial manufacturers—Remington and Winchester—vying with Frankfort Arsenal to produce the most accurate.30/06 ammo. |
| www.outdoorlife.com /outdoor/shooting/article/0,19912,1176546-3,00.html (507 words) |
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