Black Rifle book club

[Miraclejoe]

Do we have a CGN list of books to read? The Green eyes and black rifle thread makes me wonder what other good book I am missing on.

It would be great if the "Usual Suspect" could pipe in and share what books they think would help in the development of other shooters/soldiers/warriors.

 

[beltfed]

If you are into ARs 'The Competitive AR15 - the mouse that roared' by Glen Zediker is a good read.
As the name implies, it is geared for competition, and specifically the NRA Highpower sport.
However, it is very insightful and the portions on handloading is worth it alone.

 

[seekah]

I know that I would love to see a section dedicated to books alone.

 

[tps50701]

If you are into ARs 'The Competitive AR15 - the mouse that roared' by Glen Zediker is a good read.
As the name implies, it is geared for competition, and specifically the NRA Highpower sport.
However, it is very insightful and the portions on handloading is worth it alone.

I 2nd this book - had it for a while. Has lots of neat info about everything.

His reloading book is like gold - everything you ever wanted to know about every aspect of reloading.

Cheers, Carl

 

[evan the cdn]

Here's what we've got so far.

1. Green Eyes and Black Rifles: Warriors Guide to the Combat Carbine by Kyle Lamb
2. The Competitive AR15 - The Mouse that Roared by Glen Zediker

Are there more recommendations? Is M16/M4 Handbook by Mike Pannone worth owning? Are there any Canadian stores that are selling these books?