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Arizona Gun Owners Guide
by Alan Korwin. An astounding level of detail on Arizona gun laws, all presented in plain English. The most complete coverage of Arizona’s handling of the Second Amendment. Many instructors use this book, you should too. |
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Traveler's Guide
by J. Scott Kappas. This excellent book covers all the basics for armed travel: vehicles, the glove box, open carry, loaded or not, weapon types, more. Features the complete national reciprocity list, plus a list of every state's Attorney General's |
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In The Gravest Extreme
by Masaad Ayoob. Widely recognized as the definitive work on the use of deadly force. This former law enforcement officer describes what you actually face in a lethal confrontation, the criminal mindset, gun-fighting tactics, the judicial system's |
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How To Win A Gunfight
by Tony Walker. A remarkable piece of work, completely centered around the surprise and first few instants of a lethal encounter. Range practice and sight alignment are not much of an issue in the close quarters, millisecond events of bringing a gun |
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The Concealed Handgun Manual
by Chris Bird. This has become a standard among concealed handgun permit holders. It covers all the day-to-day details of licensed carry. The author intelligently discusses your choices for firearm, holster, carry method, dealing with the routine o |
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No Second Place Winner
by Bill Jordan. An absolutely unique discussion of armed response by a man who literally made it his trade. Author Jordan worked the U.S. Border Patrol of the old days, for 30 years, and lived to tell about it. In the process, he became one of the |
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Principles Of Personal Defense
by Jeff Cooper. Here is the hard-boiled wisdom of a true legend, "The Father of the Modern Techniques of Shooting," the difference between survival or death in a criminal confrontation. His seven principles are stark and brutal (Alertness, Decisiven |
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HowTo Win A Gunfight
by Tony Walker. A remarkable piece of work, completely centered around the surprise and first few instants of a lethal encounter. Range practice and sight alignment are not much of an issue in the close quarters, millisecond events of bringing a gun |
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Gun-Proof Your Children
by Masaad Ayoob. One of the world's leading experts on lethal force issues, this father of two shares his thoughts and very practical ideas on gun safety for kids in a classic short booklet. Includes a good primer on handguns for the novice. Does n |
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Babes With Bullets
by Debbie Ferns. Here are real woman who have taken up shooting sports because it’s fun. Author Debbie Ferns broke through the myths and taboos herself, and shares loads of stories of similar women—even Sandy Froman, the president of the NRA. It is |
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Shooting Back
By Charl Van Wyk. Charl Van Wyk was just an ordinary Christian man attending church until July 25, 1993, the day that would become known as the St. James Massacre. If it wasn't for the 5-shot snub-nose .38 special revolver he always carried, the ter |
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Thank God I Had A Gun
By Chris Bird. The nationally acclaimed author of The Concealed Handgun Manual has put together 14 bone-chilling tales of people who are alive today because they had a firearm, loaded and ready, when the moment of truth arrived. Their stories of bra |
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