Title: Practical Info For The Interested
Product review: The book published in 1948, while over a half century old, contains bits and pieces of history that are invaluable to those interested in how modern fireams have evolved from their roots of yesteryear.It provides a syniopsis of calibers and cartidges of the day that is both comprehensive and informative. Light is shed on the developers of those rounds along with a wonderful picture into the state of the art reloading activites of the day.Ness, with his extensive credentials, leads the way in providing history that is alive and well to those of us that look to the past to formulate our future. The wheel is always being reinvented and for this Ness shows us the wheel of the Forty's that many modern firearms manufacturers now seek to provide us, the buying public, in the market place.I would think this book should be on ones "Must Have" list for the reloading room of any aspiring handloader
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