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Download the ZIP file and pages are numbered 1-6 in PDF format.

Ed, I could be wrong, but it seems the forum software will upload .zip files now. You could save the PDF doc in a zip file for those of us who are interested reading in this.
Edit: (the initial post shared the scan in jpg format)

Thanks, Ed.
Here are the six pages in a single PDF file, zipped.

Most vivid image of the many amazing marksmanship scenarios described was McGook awaiting (anxiously I'm certain!) for the author to shoot through the hanging rope:

"MCGook's face was turning black; I'd have to hurry. Wildly I whammed in the three other shots -- missed. And turned away leaving my pal to dance in the breeze.'

An all-around cool Colt .45 story.

Glad you liked it!
I always thought it was a humorous, but a good review of how 'Wild West' marksmanship had been misrepresented due to movies, dime novel stories etc.

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Downloaded the file Saturday. Took me until today to actually read it. Good bubble buster!

Mistered wrote: ↑

Sat May 11, 2019 12:45 pm

Glad you liked it!
I always thought it was a humorous, but a good review of how 'Wild West' marksmanship had been misrepresented due to movies, dime novel stories etc.

Yea - the fact the story was from
1941 meant the author was performing his review with actual. period guns and ammo which
Ensured a higher lever of authenticity and reality.

Thanks for the link. Have read it, before, but always nice to put things back into a real world perspective when it comes to legends of the Old West.