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The manual presents a practical method for learning snap shooting with a .22 rifle using a bell-ball target, defining snap shooting as aligning sights instinctively between eye and target in a single motion. It opens with safety rules and recommended equipment, then details roles (firer, tosser, scorer), posture, loading, and cleaning. Step-by-step exercises progress from vertical shots to cross, drop, incoming, and trap shots, including indoor suspended-target practice. Emphasis is placed on economy, rapid reloading, quickness of action, consistent practice, and perseverance to develop reliable instinctive aiming and high hit rates.

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Horace Fletcher

Horace Fletcher was an American author and health advocate known for his unconventional dietary philosophy, often referred to as "Fletcherism." He gained prominence in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, promoting the idea of thorough chewing and mindful eating as a means to improve health and vitality. His notable works include "Fletcherism: What It Is; Or, How I Became Young at Sixty," where he shares his personal journey towards better health through his eating principles. Fletcher also wrote on various topics, including happiness and nutrition, contributing to discussions on lifestyle and well-being. His ideas have influenced dietary practices and continue to be referenced in health literature.

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