Jack O'Connor (American writer)
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Jack O'Connor (born January 22, 1902 - died January 20, 1978) was best known as a writer for, and later the shooting editor of, Outdoor Life magazine.
O'Connor was well known among shooters and hunters as a proponent of the .270 Winchester cartridge.
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