Help me out here. Need gun reading material

[Wernher von Browning]

I love books.

I need a gun-book fix.

I can't think of any gun books to buy.

Any recommendations? (Read below, before recommending).

Books I've enjoyed include, in no particular order:

Various by Col. Jeff Cooper
Hatcher's Notebook
Hatcher's Book of the Garand
Canfield's huge book on the Garand
Various books on the Mauser 98k, Swedish Mauser, Swiss Luger
Dunlap's Gunsmithing book
Dunlap's Ordnance Went Up Front
John George's Shots Fired in Anger.
Brophy's Springfield book
Various books on the Springfield and shooting in general by Crossman


To a lesser extent because they're oddball guns that I don't envision owning (because I don't see the point) but I read the book:
M1941 Johnson
K43

Is it just me, or are there not very many good gun books? Cars and airplanes don't have this shortage.

Books ought to be like "drinking from the fire hose." I'm just not getting my thirst satisfied here.

[Czechsix]

Anything at all from Collector Grade Publications....

[Wernher von Browning]

Anything at all from Collector Grade Publications....

Got a bunch already.

Law's Mauer 98k ("Backbone of the Wehrmacht") set
K43
Swedish Mauser.

Are there others I should get?

(My tastes tend to run to older milsurps, and I built my own AR from a 10% -- not 80% -- lower).

[Mountain Max]

If you like tragedies...

http://www.calgunlawsbook.com/

[bruce381]

m1 carbine
war baby by Ruth
lot of specs and parts numbers but interesting stories also.

[Wernher von Browning]

A friend of mine got the M1 Carbine books. He just loves his Carbine.

My hesitation on the Carbine is that, from all accounts, it's not a very accurate rifle. So it's not on my must-have list.

My must-have list is getting shorter.

[Spyder]

Glock, by Barrett

and

The Devil's Paintbrush

[Czechsix]

Hmm...older milsurps.

As mentioned, if you're into beltfeds, or history...Devil's Paintbrush, and also The Grand Old Lady of No Man's Land. Star Firearms by Antaris is also a good read. Book of the Rifle, of course (but you probably already have that). The Browning Machine Gun series is also great, and even ones like The Fabled FAL. ......

[S.A.]

Skeeter Skelton.

[tvl]

Unintended Consequences - John Ross

[HHGT]

Go over to the Paladin Press:

http://www.paladin-press.com/category/Rifles

http://www.paladin-press.com/category/Handguns_Firearms

http://www.paladin-press.com/category/Home_Workshop_Guns_and_Ammo

[3006]

Hell I was there by Elmer Keith is a old one but good more a biography but a lot of gun stuff.

[adamjay]

Rifles of the white death: A collector's and shooter's guide to Finnish military rifles, 1918-1944 By Doug Bowser

If the Finn rifles tickle your fancy.

[NorCalFocus]

American Gun by Chris Kyle. Not the same as some of the other books you've read but a good one.

[Tokarevman]

The Handgun by Geoffrey Boothroyd


Here are two links to more of his books.

http://www.amazon.com/Geoffrey-Boothroyd/e/B001HQ37D8

https://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AGeoffrey%20Boothroyd