On topic..a lot of levers and some famous people.....

[.45colt]

Here is a great collection of pic's from long ago. Could it be Elmer Keith at about 8.10 on the film? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kP9Y4nlu9Og

[Eddie Southgate]

Nope , not in that clip anywhere .

[samsi]

That is most certainly a young EK, with his .280 DuBiel Magnum. He wasn't always an old man.

Elmer wasn't yet 30 years old when the American Rifleman started printing his articles.

[Ray]

There is a photo in Keith's autobiography (page 144 in my edition) of which the caption cites 1935. Same rifle , shirt and hat but clearly a different photo than that in the video. There is also a similar photograph that I downloaded from online that cites 1933 and mrs. Keith's .300 h & h "eagle" rifle. There are two pronghorn bucks in that photo.

[Scott Tschirhart]

I saw Theodore Roosevelt, Fred Bear, Howard Hill, Jack O’Connor, and I believe Babe Ruth!

All that game killed by men and women without any electronic devices or telescopic sights.

[.45colt]

I dove into My stash of books ,in 2011 I bought Keith's "Rifles for large Game" from fellow member 86er here. That picture of Elmer is on page 269 . the .280 Dubeil rifle topped with an 8 power Lyman Targetspot scope. 150 grain bullet going 3,300 fps. range was 450 yards. I often wondered what became of 86er His name was "Joe Riekers" He was from Texas.

[41Redhawk]

There is a photo in Keith's autobiography (page 144 in my edition) of which the caption cites 1935. Same rifle , shirt and hat but clearly a different photo than that in the video. There is also a similar photograph that I downloaded from online that cites 1933 and mrs. Keith's .300 h & h "eagle" rifle. There are two pronghorn bucks in that photo.

Yep, page 144 in my copy of Hell I Was There