Sometimes hard copys are better.

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Picked this up at a gunshow. Some good reading. Some of the things are outdated nowadays. Cold bluing, 1911 issues and fixes. Glad I had it.

 

[gnappi]

There are some GR8 finds at gun shows, pawn shops and the LGS. More newbies would do good for themselves finding these paper reference books and reading them.

 

[Tige]

Absolutely. Knowledge is power. It is wise to have a reference library... and a library card. You can learn a lot by reading from those who have gone before and studied. Foolish to reinvent the wheel. IMHO

 

[oneshot]

This was the the way we learned, plus you would learn about history about things., I have a lot of old hard copies would like to find a home for . All you would have to do is come and get them . That means free .
Just my 5 cents jj

 

[Jdcujo]

I've been picking up older manuals. Between smithing, diy, and reloading and loving having the reading material. I had to buy an older accurate load book just to find a use for powder with aa8700 or h870 load data.