The Rifle Gallery, Its Construction And Use, For The National Guard, Schools And Clubs, Also A Chapter On Revolver Shooting

Originally published in 1914, The Rifle Gallery is a practical guide to the design and construction of indoor rifle ranges. James Edward Bell, an accomplished marksman and range designer, provides detailed instructions on everything from selecting the right location and materials to setting up the targets and scoring systems. In addition to his expertise in rifle shooting, Bell also includes a chapter on revolver shooting, making this book a valuable resource for both novice and experienced shooters.
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