Favorite gun books?

[BenGhazi]

I've been on the hunt for a copy of Larry Vicker's AR15 volumes. Might pick up "Misfire" (M16). What other related books do you guys enjoy?

 

[ikeo1]

For me, this was helpful for developing the basics. If you have access to a range, there's several drills at varying levels to develop. I mainly shoot pistols so speed and accuracy is my priority, working on handling. It's more like a text book though.

 

[spacecataz]

I don't have much. A copy of Bill Wilson's The Combat Auto, and Combat Handgunnery by Massad Ayoob. I do love to read, though.

 

[RustyIron]

When I was a kid, I was always excited when the new Gun Digest and Shooter's Bible came out. My newest edition is 40+ years old, but it appears that both are still published.

 

[spacecataz]

When I was a kid, I was always excited when the new Gun Digest and Shooter's Bible came out. My newest edition is 40+ years old, but it appears that both are still published.

Extra points for the EVH/ El Kabong guitar in the avatar.

 

[RustyIron]

Extra points for the EVH/ El Kabong guitar in the avatar.

If Eddie, El Kabong, and your Lite-Brite were to team up, they would be unstoppable.

 

[W.H.O.]

www.militariapress.com

 

[W.H.O.]

Also somewhat related; world of guns on the app store or steam has access to a large library of arms that are very detailed in regard to field stripping, assembly, disassembly, function, etc. $1.99 on the play store for access to all models.

 

[1recluse]

Any book related to the Colt and other 1911's past and present, Authors:

Clawson
Goddard
Kuhnhausen
Sweeney
Mullins

Great bunch of information there. There are others but I can't remember them all.

 

[Tank Mechanic]

Small Arms of the World. Have several editions. Long overdue for an update.