[trapshooter]

I carried one on the job, shot thousands of rounds through them, owned several in various calibers, etc.

I learned more about how they work, and to care for these guns, in two days of reading this book than I have picked up over the last thirty-three years since I fired my first round through a K-38.

It is worth every penny, even if you never do anything more than take the grips off to wipe one down (and it will save you messing them up, too).

[Thirties]

Where can this book be found for sale?

[Old Fuff]

All of the Kuhnhausen Shop Manuals are published by:

Heritage-VSP Gun Books
Box 887
McCall, ID 83638

I think they have a web site but I don't know what it is. They regularly advertise in the "Shotgun News."

[4v50 Gary]

Excellent books and probably a tad too much info for many gunowners (we're talking about $ on tools).

[Kahr carrier]

:what:

[Mike Irwin]

I've found them offered at gunshows quite often. That's where I got mine.

[Cal4D4]

Got mine from these guys:

http://www.sightm1911.com/bookstore/bookstore.htm

[Albert Shear]

Also found at Brownells 1-800-741-0015

[trapshooter]

Excellent books and probably a tad too much info for many gunowners (we're talking about $ on tools).

And, owning it won't make you a gunsmith, but it will enable you to talk intelligently about your gun with one.:scrutiny: ;)

I got mine from Brownells, in about four days. Heres the link:

Brownells (http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/Home/default.aspx)

The shipping is $7.50, so I'd buy other stuff that I needed at the same time. There are Kuhnhausen manuals for other handguns, also.

[JackM]

Brought my first wheelgun 3 years ago, an S&W 28-2, and figured the Kuhnhasen might be handy. I learned more about it in one weekend than I knew about my 1911A1 in 35 years of owning one and reading gunrags about it, and the magazines of the `60s were a lot better than todays pulp. I got Kuhnhasen's 1st 1911 book in the next order to Brownells and it didn't disappoint either.

Bye
Jack

[dance varmint]

I have the book and the video direct from the author. They're at
http://www.gunbooks.com