Anyone read this one?

[Bud White]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/141...406411-2678521


The Book of Two Guns: The Martial Art of the 1911 Pistol and AR Carbine

Sounds interesting


Picking up some new books for review

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[pgrass101]

Bud,
Let us know what you think. I'm more new school so it would be the M-9 and the AR . Please post if it is worth adding to my libary

[retsupt99]

I love my 1911's and I just purchased a Bushmaster...

Looked interesting...

ret

[Bud White]

Let us know i ordered 4 other books before i saw that so it didn't go this time

[Roundeyesamurai]

I've read this book.

You're going to get exactly what you'd expect to get from a book written by a training-junkie-turned-instructor with no practical "real-world" experience: A narrative which reads like an expounded course curriculum.

In other words, it's like the overwhelming majority of "training" books out there: hardly original and mostly rote, and written by someone with an undeservedly high impression of himself and his "accomplishments". After all, a guy who has, apparently, never actually DONE any gunfighting, has written a book self-styled after the book written by the most proficient sword fighter in Japanese history. If that isn't an undeserved ego trip in and of itself, I don't know what is (in this community).