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Friday, July 05, 2019, 07:13

It is interesting which ones are the most favored. Obviously Sixguns is one, the other is likely "Safari Rifles". Personally I really like "Hell I was There". I truly enjoy biographies, real life stories. To me there is real value at the recording of a man's life, his victories, mistakes, heartbreaks. Things to really ponder and learn from.

Keith's "Shotguns" is one work that does not seem to have much of a following. lol A shame, as it has some interesting points, even though not many are currently working with high grade Ithaca doubles and all brass or paper shells.

Mr. Taffin's books too are really coming into their own. Bowen I'm sure was shocked by his book and it's popularity. He was scrambling to try and get it online or something to keep the wave going.

Popularity is fleeting. A shame that many things like paintings or literature are not truly appreciated until the artist is gone.


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