ALL-PURPOSE.. LOW-PRICEDD in. stock, and sells for $59.95. It is made in two models, the .22 Short, handling 11 shots, and the .22 long rifle, firing 8 shots at one loading. It will handle but one length of cart- ridge. The same applies to the .22 Short. HI-SSTANDARD F.N. ANSON TYPE DOUBLE HAMMERLESS SHOTGUNS Sfort-Kiug You can have this value-packed light-weight 22 long rifle automatic with either the 634” target barrel or the 4%” all-sport barrel. Get both these precision-broached barrels for only a few dollars more. Instantly interchangeable without tools. No other pistoi has this feature. Ideal for hunter, fisherman, trapper or camper. Just the gun for plinking or shooting varmints or small game, or as light-weight target pistol. Nothing else available of this quality for anywhere near this low price. Equipped with diamond-checkered molded grips with comfortable thumb rest. Or you can add the finest carved black walnut grips economically. Accurate glareproofed fixed sights. Easily installed rear adjustable sight with positive click adjustments for windage and elevation, and newly designed front ramp sight, available in a kit. Ask your dealer about the Sport-King and -the heavier target automatics — used by the world’s leading target Shorts and the Bess: pistols. shooters—the Olympic for 22 Supermatic for 22 long rifle cart- Write for free folder about all Hi-Standard HIGH STANDARD Dept. 18B_ MANUFACTURING Dixwell Ave., Hamden, CORPORATION Connecticut and engine top rib. They are chambered for 2% in. Imperial and Maxum shells and have been proofed to withstand pressures of 17,000 pounds per square inch. Few heavy duck loads tons, which is 11,000 gun is also made in a with automatic ejectors, go over 5% pounds. The Skeet model in skeet bor- ing, with 27% in. barrels and to sell for $275.00. The Model 17130 twelve gauge double with 30 in. barrels sells for $240.00 and the Model 17140, for $275.00. When renewing subscription please send by cheque, postal note, money order or registered letter. turned Guns are regularly sup- plied with straight grips, checkered on grip and forearm, steel barrels. European walnut stock and forearm. Inglis also imports Mauser actions for barreling. These are made in -Model 98 for the usual military cartridges, the 7 M:M., 8 M.M. (or. 7.92 M.M.), 9 M.M., and in the .250- 3,000, that size .270 W.C.F. and .30-06 AUTOMATIC with OPEN SIGHTS Ask for Mossberg Model 151K at your dealer's — is, this action will handle these cartridges when properly bar- you're on the target with this new 15-shot, 22 caliber 151K ‘‘auto”’ COMPARE FOR VALUE S same. You can order Pfei- They also have a Model 96 action suitable for the 6.5 M.M., 7 M.M., .250 Savage, .30 Remington and .257 Roberts calibres. It is assumed it wili also handle the .300 Savage cartridge. for and . these parts are carried in stock in Toronto, and others can be imported. Special and fancier Browning arms can be made up to order. Those with the price, can be supplied readily, from the Browning line. All the ‘way through, they are splendidly finished and fitted and are not war junk made over. NEW CATALOG JOHN INGLIS Co., Limited, of 14 Strachan Ave., Toronto, has _ sent along to your Gun Editor, a copy of their new catalog of Browning firearms. You can obtain a copy of it without charge, by writing Inglis, and mention Rod and Gun when you ask for it. THE BROWNING .22 ACTION REPEATER SLIDE They have this rifle back on the market. This rifle looks a good deal like the hammerless Winchester and Remington arms of similar type but the stock is shaped more on tinental or British ideas. The Conprice of slide action Toronto, and this most repeater is the Model excellent, $84.75 No. in is 2200. LABRADOR (Continued from time is devoted to fishing ,and to exploration of new fishing holes on foot, by jeep amd by plane. That they regularly discover new and more sensational ones is not to be wondered at in view of the abundance of locations and the fact that, except for occasional short-term visitors, Labrador for centuries has lived in virtual supreme isolation. It is the type of country that offers little outward inducement to stay even to its small indigenous population of Indians. {ts most prolific and successful inhabitants up to now have been its myriad speckled trout, greys, land-locked sal- MODEL 15-shot for Inglis handles repair parts Browning rifles and shotguns, The Anson & Deeley action guns of regular side by side, barrel types, and made by Fabrique Nationale, in Belgium, are made in two 12 gauge, 30 in. barrel guns but each weighs but 6% pounds. They have copper-brazed barrels 7 fer, Buhmiller or other barrels put on them by custom gunsmiths. mon, pickerel abound the and whitefish that waterways. But a lot of this profound isolation is due for a change, which in time might establish Labrador as one of the last great readily-accessibie sport fishing paradises in Canada. page 7) Such a change might well be brought about as a result of the recent discoveries of tremendous deposits of high grade iron ore there. These deposits are soon to be developed, a 360-mile railway running north into the interior from Seven Islands is to be built; and the resulting opening up of the country, although still on a comparatively limited scale might conceivably place it within the reach of adventurous sport fishermen who like their expeditions spiced with novelty and risk, and with some assurance of thrills and reward. Labrador, as most of us vaguely know it, is a remote, inhospitable ter- ritory that occupies the eastern ex- tremity of contnental Canada north of the St. Lawrence River. Some of it belongs to Newfoundland, and the rest to Quebec. In the past, the Goose Rod and Gun — February 1951