An enduring classic in the field of reloading cartridges…be they for rifle, handgun, shotgun, jacketed or cast bullets. Now in its 8th edition, and long recognized as a must-have book for your reloading bench.

Some time ago Troy Newlon (a PS advertiser) gave us an advance look at the book manuscript that he was just wrapping up, The Accurate Muzzle Brake. For a fist attempt at authoring a how-to book it was quite remarkable. The book is spiral-bound, so that it will lie flat on the shop's workbench. The pages are coated so that if and when the inevitable day arrives that you spill some liquid on the pages it can be wiped off with a minimum of uccin' and mumblin'. The contents, both the narrative and the illustrations, are top notch and guide th reader from start to finish on just how to build muzzle brakes of various types and applications.

A few of the chapter titles are informative as to the book's contents: How Muzzle Brakes Work... Muzzle Brake Design (Hole Patterns & Hole Diameters, Exit Hole)... Accuracy (Crowning the Muzzle Brake, Muzzle Brake Steel, Indexing the Brake, Job Set-Up, Crown Savers)... Building the Brake (Tooling Set-Up, Threading the Brake, Tapping on Center, Milling & Drilling Hole Patterns)... Threading the Barrel (Turning the Thread Diameter, Set-Up for Threading, Types of Infeed, Angular Depth Threading, Calculating Angular Depth, Thread Inserts, Thread Fit and Classification, External/Internal Thread Dimensions), Muzzle Brake Accessories.

A full size (8 1/2" x 11") 186 pages, limited edition hardcover versions available. Now Steve Hanson returns with his second work, this one devoted to his other great shooting interest... today's precision air rifle. His approach to this new topic is much like his approach to his earlier book... logically organized, extensively researched, and thoroughly tested in literally hundreds of hours in the game fields, in Field Target competition, and at a benchrest. The evolution of today's precision air rifle is traced from the early (and recent) lever action B-B guns to the cost-in-four-figures target and hunting guns now available. The pros and cons of the airgun calibers are discussed in depth for both hunting and target applications. Airguns from foreign manufacturers are given in-depth review as are the popular airgun-specializing gunsmiths operating today.

Mike Schoby is a professional writer and photographer; this is his third book on the topic of hunting. A 256 page book with 250 color photos of professional quality, many with stunning scenery. In this comprehensive, illustrated guide, author Mike Schoby covers everything you need to know about: Choosing firearms for predator hunting, including coverage of the AR-15 as well as other rifles, shotguns and handguns…innovations in ammunition…and the latest developments in technology for decoys, calls and gear.

Newly published in April, 2005...a collection of twenty articles from the pages of Precision Shooting magazine...authored by widely recognized custom rifle historian Michael Petrov.

The Kentucky rifle, from its Golden Era, is today treasured by collectors and museums alike as a distinctly American art form dating back over 200 years ago, to a time when America was just beginning to define itself as well as its (then) modest place in the world.

The author is undoubtedly the most prolific writer today in the basement-gunsmithing field, with perhaps a dozen or so books to his credit. This book follows up on his preceding work, Gunsmithing: Pistols and Revolvers, which was a big success for that publisher.

Softcover book, full page size (8 ½ x 11), 352 pages with 700 b&w photos supplementing the text.

On their return the Captain of the Irish team, Major Arthur B. Leech, authored a very limited edition book on their trip, the match, and their subsequent adventures. Our reprint of this classic work is virtually an exact copy of the original work, including the copying of Major Leech’s personalized autograph to one of the Irish shooters who accompanied the team to America in 1874 (and who is named in the book.)

30 chapters, some of which were among his best as the resident yarn-spinner, philosopher, humorist and cynic at Precision Shooting for the last twenty years of his life. A unique human being and a story-teller without equal.
(275 pages)

This is essentially the second edition of this unique work, which follows the first by roughly ten years. In that ensuing period of time the page count has gone from 320 pages to 584 pages.

A dozen or so years ago Gene Solyntjes made up his mind that his life was incomplete, even meaningless, without a Sharpes rifle therin. Don't ask exactly why; firearms enthusiasts have never been strong on "exactly why."...