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Remington Arms Co. was on a roll right at the same time as our man Ansley H. Fox was trying to get the A.H. Fox Gun Co. going. Remington's professional shooter William Heer carried the high average for 1906 --
The Gun Behind the Man, The American Field, Mar. 2, 1907.jpg
Then for 1907, J.J. Blanks won the GAH with a Remington Autoloading Shotgun --
1907 GAH Winner, J.J. Blanks, The American Field, June 29, 1907.jpeg
Fred Harlow did it again in 1908.
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