This is a very good fiction novel that reads almost like a how-to manual. It follows a survival group that has quietly prepared for the collapse for several years. An economic collapse occurs suddenly, and "The Group" must trek from Chicago to their retreat in Idaho. Excellent reading, hard to put down. By Rawles.
A very large book, one of the best fiction novels that I've read. The story of a man who found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time, and turns it around for good. Very informative, reads like a history of modern firearms laws, but isn't boring in the least. The dust jacket says, "Millions of Americans have been wondering, what will happen when "they" finally pick on someone who can defend himself?". You'll be cheering 'em on, guaranteed. By John Ross
Large, easy to read manual on "precision rifle" shooting. Contains chapters on: tactics, equipment, camouflage, technique, and much more. If you aren't already trained in this field, this manual will increase your knowledge a hundred fold. Well worth the price tag. By Maj. John Plaster (I sat by him during a seminar at the Sands Hotel Convention Center in Las Vegas a few years back. I think I learned something by osmosis)