[ptrumble1]

What books do all you Winchester Experts have in your library? Title and Author's name would be helpful. Thnx

[351 WINCHESTER]

"The Forgotten Winchesters"

Don't have the author's name as my buddy has the book.

[ptrumble1]

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[Jim K]

I think any "expert" has George Madis' "The Winchester Book", Harold Williamson's "Winchester", and Herbert Houze's "Winchester Repeating Arms Company." Madis's little passport size "Winchester Dates of Manufacture" is also invaluable, even though the information is also found in "The Winchester Book." There are also specialized books on some models and Winchester plays a prominent role in books like Larry Ruth's "War Baby" about the Winchester-designed U.S. .30 Carbine.

(It has been said that an expert is not one who has a lot of books; an expert is one who has it all in his head. I plead guilty to not having it all in my head.)

Jim

[ptrumble1]

THE FORGOTTEN WINCHESTERS A History of the Model 1905, 1907 and 1910 Self-Loading Rifles” by John Henwood

[351 WINCHESTER]

John Henwood. That's the name I couldn't remember. Thanks.

[moewadle]

let me say that to think the definition of an expert is someone who has it all in his/her head is not true. No one can have it all in his head. The expert is the one who knows where to find the answer.