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When you have magazines dating back to 1885, you end up flipping through pages and chuckling at times over what you find, including this image of a would-be Robin Hood trying to make bacon one sharpened stick at a time. Come on, give it your best shot. You just might win this week's prize.

When you have magazines dating back to 1885, you end up flipping through pages and chuckling at times over what you find. Back before there were cartridge guns, hunters had to do it the old fashioned way with the muzzleloading longrifle. Why he is reloading and why the buffalo are not roaming, we have no idea. Caption this week's photo for your chance to win!

When you have magazines dating back to 1885, you end up flipping through pages and chuckling at times over what you find. Caption this week's photo for your chance to win!

Caption this and win! From 1888 through 1906, the magazine that would become American Rifleman was Shooting & Fishing. Thus, we have from our August 8, 1901, issue, our latest Snap Shots caption contest.

Week five of snapshots is here! That’s right, before shotguns and duck calls, duck hunting was, uh, a rocky proposition. Write the best caption and you could win a prize that will make all your friends jealous.

When you have magazines dating back to 1885, you end up flipping through pages and chuckling at times over what you find. Caption this week's photo for your chance to win!

When you have magazines dating back to 1885, you end up flipping through pages and chuckling at times over what you find. Caption this week's photo for your chance to win!

When you have magazines dating back to 1885, you end up flipping through pages and chuckling at times over what you find. Thus begins the American Rifleman’s weekly photo caption contest.

Ruger is looking to its fans and aficionados to help design a Ruger 10/22 rifle to commemorate the 50th anniversary of its popular rimfire rifle.