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Imperial Society of Reglemented Hunting
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Imperial Society of Reglemented Hunting

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  • shooting
    / Russia

    In 1897 the Imperial Society of Reglemented Hunting published rules for rifle-shooting competitions, and in the next year held two tournaments with more than 200 shooters in the second. In 1899 the recently formed Southern Russian Shooting Society offered gold and silver award badges in two categories to…

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    In 1897 the Imperial Society of Reglemented Hunting published rules for rifle-shooting competitions, and in the next year held two tournaments with more than 200 shooters in the second. In 1899 the recently formed Southern Russian Shooting Society offered gold and silver award badges in two categories to…

    Read More