The Geographical Journal (Journal of the Royal Geographical Society): Volume IX, No. 4 [‎170r] (10/172)

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AN INVALUABLE WEAPON FOR INDIA
AND THE COLONIES.
UBIQUE 55 GUMS
FOR LARGE GAME SHOOTING.
A 12-bore double gun of the ordinary weight (about 7 lbs.), shooting
trom both barrels shot witli the pattern and penetration of a first-class
Express rifle 4 COnlC * 1 bullets u,> t0 1-M yards, with the accuracy of an
PRICE FROM 20 GUINEAS.
, C °\ PARKER-GILMORE (the eminent author and explorer) writes :
the L bnpie is a weapon 1 should advise all visitors to India or Africa
to necome possessed of.”
l,X r T. Lle v U n t -,?i, M -.. B , IDDULPH ' Kifle B,i K a,,e - Srinagar. Kashmir,
India, June 10, 1893: 1 must write to thank you for the magnificent
marvel'" la< e f0r me ‘ , 1 ' nean tl,e ‘ Ubique ’ 12-bore. I consfder it a
marvellous weapon, and fully equal to, if not a great deal better than, the
various similar weapons in tl.e market. What astonished me is that you
nnr'of H < ir !rt h 7' t ” sh . oot w , el1 OP. to I 50 I have made two bulls
Holir i nf at that distance, and on two or three occasions
r l ,, l ,nin « with it at 160 to IbO yards. In a years
shooting trip I have killed more than half my total bag with it. The
, 9 ?”? wa *; nott satisfactory . I brought do,on two
ff ! 1 . oUh 11 at 40 uarils . Geese, duck , ramchikor , chikor , tand -
grome , pigeons , snipe , and hares were shot with it . / give you a
complete analysis of its doings ." J
Mav J - n ^v R ?.f S ' K ' q '' Fo, ' t Victoria, Mashonaland. & Africa,
stay - \ isj.j. Roth the weapons(‘Ubique'and o. 7 7 ‘ Magnum ’ express
one " ,OSt satisfac , tor >' J — Shot a fine lioness withthe • UbUiue '
h t has demolished various big buck, and one of the
T 1 K r '"". , : I,SleVar sa ' v was kille<1 hyj with it, and with
k|lt , * he camp well supplied with birds. Hume is getting
depend e ' n ' tirjfy'on us for ‘ ineatf ™ 6 0ther travelling with us
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1 0-bore firing 8 dr,?., and 8-bore firing 10 drs., powder.
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EXPRESS rifles,
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Firing Split, Nickel-covered, or Solid Bullet and
Smokeless Powder.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE
BIG GAME RIFLES.
10, 8, and 4 BORES.
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