Gun Books....What Are You Reading or Recommend?

[bratch]

"Shooter" by Gunnery Sgt. Jack Coughlin, U.S.M.C. & Capt. Casey Kuhlman, U.S.M.C.R., with Donald A. Davis (St. Martin's Press) was good.

I'm about 100 pages into this one

 

[ShadyScott999]

"Unrepentant Sinner" Charles Askins

Great book. A time when men were MEN!

 

[theotherwaldo]

Does MilSciFi count?

If so, I'm just finishing Carnifex by Tom Kratman.

-Also a bunch of old Ian V. Hogg gun books that may wind up in my public library.

 

[rickomatic]

This one is still one of my favorites.



Another fun one I read last summer is "The Guns of the South"

 

[Husaberg Man]

Owner's manual. Yep, I recommend the owner's manual.

 

[LAK]

The Art of the Rifle by Col. Cooper

 

[MountainBear]

"More guns, less crime" by John R. Lott. If you can get through the numbers, the sociology of it was very well done.

 

[patrick526]

Am currently reading "Florida Gun Owner's Guide"

 

[renegade1alpha]

"A Rifleman Went to War" H.W. Mc Bride

"On Killing" Lt Col David Grossman

And although not a gun book, "The Forgotten Soldier" by Guy Sajer is one of the best books I have ever read.