Books that, unexpectedly, have good firearms detail? (Monkeywrench Gang)

[roo_ster]

On the flip side, I stoppe dreading "THe Postman" after the protagonist "flipped the safety off his revolver."

 

[LkWinnipesaukee]

Stephen Hunters Point of Impact. I'm only about 200 pages through it and its awesome. He describes the characters Rem 700 and everything he does with it.

Then he talked about a pre 1964 Winchester 70 in 300 H&H Mag (serial number 100000 ('a 1 followed by goose eggs'!!!)as he used it to hit a target at 1400 yards (or some crazy figure like that)